Lando Norris says McLaren's turnaround and good results have made the Woking-based outfit look once again like a "professional F1 team" rather than an outfit just making up the numbers. After a dismal period of under-performance marked by its failed partnership with Honda, McLaren began at the end of 2017 a long haul back to a sporting recovery. Under the guidance of chief executive Zak Brown, F1's second most successful team behind Ferrari, underwent a significant restructuring, shaking up all its departments and hiring key figures - such as team boss Andreas Seidl and technical director James Key - to spur on its revival. As it ambitions to restore its former luster, the papaya...
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