New McLaren CEO Zak Brown is very much aware of the challenge that his team faces this season on the back of two years of disappointing results, and although confident they will make the most of the rule changes, he doesn't expect them to be at the front of the grid. The team has struggled since reuniting with Honda in 2015, finishing a lowly ninth with just 27 points on the board. However things looked brighter last year when the team almost tripled its points tally to finish sixth. That came about through both chassis and power unit improvements, and whilst both McLaren and Honda are confident of making big steps forward this year, Brown is keeping his expectations in check....
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