You get the impression that the team is to proud to hold their hands up and say they've made a duff car and some duff decisions. All last year when they were mucking up pitstops and strategies for their drivers all we heard was waffle, no visible action.

McLaren need to get their act together or risk turning into Williams

"All last year when they were mucking up pitstops and strategies for their drivers all we heard was waffle, no visible action"

It's getting unbelievable isn't ti?

I have posted before, only half-joking, perhaps somebody there is employed by a foreign agency.

I am now beginning to wonder. It was worth watching the transmission because Gary Anderson was quite adamant that this was a pretty obvious mistake, he was verging on astounded.

As I say, there may have been a good reason. I just fear there isn't.

"McLaren need to get their act together or risk turning into Williams"

I've had the same thought myself.

I just wonder if their lack of performance isn't always accompanied by a significant amount of work going on in the sports car division.

Even Ferrari, with their almost national resources at hand found it impossible to maintain top-line sports car and Grand Prix teams.

Even so, that doesn't explain McLaren's series of errors at race meetings.
Buttons race in Canada would have been comical, if it didn't hurt so much.

Maybe Jenson should have a quiet word with Horner about that empty Red Bull seat.