Ahead of the 2018 Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne on 25 March, we take a look at how McLaren is shaping up for the new campaign and whether they can hope for improvement after a series of disappointing years. Throughout the two weeks in Barcelona, the spotlight was very much on McLaren and the start of their new Renault power era. And alas for the team's long-suffering supporters it was not an ideal couple of weeks for the Woking outfit as they struggled with six stoppages, including a lost final morning for Fernando Alonso. However, there was a brief moment during the final hours of testing there was a brief moment everyone in attendance were...
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