McLaren head to Hungary in high spirits that the final race before the summer break could be the turning point in what has been a dreadful Formula 1 season for the British outfit. With just two points to their name courtesy of Fernando Alonso in Azerbaijan, the team are last in the standings and need an upturn in performance if they're to move up the order. Hungary presents the team with their best opportunity of the season so far to do just that, with its short straights and medium to high-speed corners heavily dependent on a strong chassis over engine performance. 'On paper, the Hungaroring presents one of the best opportunities for us this year,' commented Alonso. 'The short,...
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