McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl says his team has a clear plan on when to switch its focus to its 2022 car, but the timing of the shift is flexible and dependent on the direction of this year's developments. After two rounds, McLaren current leads F1's mid-field battle, thanks in large part to strong drivers from Lando Norris in Bahrain and at Imola where the Briton snatched the final spot on the podium. McLaren intends to fight to hold its own among F1's top-three teams, although Ferrari and AlphaTauri have also positioned themselves early on as potential suitors for P3 in the Constructors' standings. However, next year's regulation overhaul will inevitably compel teams to channel all their...
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