Andreas Seidl, the man who led Porsche's LMP1 charge in the World Endurance Championship, is on his way to McLaren according to reports in the media. Seidl spearheaded the German manufacturer's efforts in the WEC with the ultra-successful Porsche 919 Hybrid from 2014 to the team's retreat from the series at the end of 2017. Upon the termination of Porsche's LMP1 programme, Seidl was entrusted with the manufacturer's Formula E project, while it was also anticipated that he would lead the marque's motorsport department. However, Seidl resigned from Porsche last month, a move justified by the 42-year-old's decision to accept a senior role in F1 at McLaren according to both Motorpsort.com and...
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