McLaren has been going nowhere fast lately, but sporting director Gil de Ferran isn't giving up on trying to improve the team's MCL33. The Woking-based outfit was out of the points in Germany last weekend, with Fernando Alonso never a contender for a top-10 finish before retiring on the penultimate lap of the race and Stoffel Vandoorne clocking in dead last of the runners at Hockenheim. Needless to say, McLaren can only move forward from here, but it's the degree of its progress that the team and de Ferran hope to increase. "After a challenging weekend in Germany, we look ahead to the final back-to-back Grand Prix before the summer break," said the Brazilian in the team's race...
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