McLaren's Fernando Alonso is keeping an open mind about the raft of updates scheduled to be put on the cars ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix. So far in 2018, the Woking-based outfit has managed to collect more points in the first four races of this season than what they throughout 2017, showing the team has made significant progress in the past 12 months.  Expectations rose after switching from Honda to Renault power, aiming to challenge the top three of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull. Despite the team's improvements from recent seasons they have yet to meet the targets they set for their 2018 campaign. Last month racing director Eric Boullier revealed the team...
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