McLaren opens a new chapter of its rich history this week in Melbourne, and racing director Eric Boullier says the team has mastered the reliability issues which partly dogged its preparations. The Woking-based outfit was short if mileage when it left Barcelona ten days ago, with Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne both suffering niggling mechanical issues as they put McLaren's new Renault-powered MCL33 through its paces. Upon its return to the factory, the team regrouped and worked diligently to correct its troubles. "With the many developments within our team over the past six months or so, it brings me great excitement and pride to see everything coming together and the new...
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