Stoffel Vandoorne says McLaren’s inability to complete any long runs in Formula 1 testing means there are still potential problems it has not been able to “discover”. An electrical problem stopped the Honda-powered MCL32 on track twice during Thursday’s running, and the team opted to sit out the final hour as a precaution, leaving Vandoorne with just 48 laps to his name for the day. With one day of testing remaining, Vandoorne said logging more laps consecutively has to be McLaren's priority. “We’ve had our fair share of problems that halted our progress here in long runs,” he said. “That’s work we weren’t able to do.  “It’s always important to do long runs...
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