Zak Brown, the CEO of all F1 activities at McLaren has revealed he's presented a five-year plan to the team to start winning races again, as the American realises the team is nowhere near that level as of now. McLaren did gain several places in the constructors' championship in 2018 compared to last year, as they finished sixth compared to ninth in 2017, but the form later-on in the season hasn't been encouraging, to say the least. Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne rarely got out of Q1 in qualifying and points were an oddity, whereas they started the seasons with both cars comfortably in the points. With Brown now at the helm, McLaren should be starting a road to recovery, as he now...
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