Eric Boullier and Stoffel Vandoorne differ in opinion when it comes to assessing the pressure which awaits McLaren this season. As it embarks on a new venture with engine partner Renault, the Woking-based outfit is out to regain its former glory after years of under-performance with Honda, its previous engine supplier. While the team is raring to go, fueled by a boosted spirit, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier denies that pressure is building. "We do not feel additional pressure," said the Frenchman. "On the contrary. The team is motivated by the fact that we will have two strong rivals in Red Bull and Renault." McLaren's Boullier isn't expecting reliability issues...
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