McLaren boss Zak Brown has downsized the team's expectations, admitting a return of the Woking-based outfit to the front of the grid will likely be years in the making. In stark contrast to last years' expressed projections, which included McLaren regularly fighting for podiums in 2018, Brown is now reverting to a cautious approach to the future. Yestarday, McLaren announced significant changes to its leadership structure, with Eric Boullier stepping down from his role as sporting director and the team recruiting on a full-time basis advisor Gil de Ferran as its new sporting director. The changes have been swift, but the turn-around will take considerable time warns Brown. "This is...
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