McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran says a change of the competitive balance between F1's mid-field teams could be in order in China given the venue's very different characteristics. McLaren was a top-ten contender in Australia and in Bahrain where the Woking-based outfit secured its first points of the season thanks to Lando Norris' run to sixth. However, Shanghai's specific layout - which includes F1's longest high-speed straight and several sharp corners, the combination of which poses a set-up conundrum to teams - may not prove to be an optimal hunting ground for McLaren's MCL34. China GP landmark event just a 'standard race' for Magnussen "The Chinese Grand Prix will again...
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