McLaren Honda McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says his squad is braced for another challenging time at the fourth round of the season in Bahrain this weekend. McLaren has yet to score a point with its Honda-powered MP4-30 in 2015 but managed a two-car finish at the Chinese Grand Prix, with Fernando Alonso in 12th place and a penalised Jenson Button classified in 14th position. While fearing a tricky time for the Woking-based squad this weekend, Boullier is sure that more progress will be made. "China actually showed some positives for us on many fronts, not least because we successfully got both cars to the end of the race for the first time this season," he said....
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