New McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl says the MCL34 responds to updates, unlike its predecessor. The British team struggled to tame their wild and unpredictable 2018 challenger, but 2019 has seen a huge step forward with 22 points from the opening five rounds earning them best-of-the-rest P4 in the current Constructors' standings. McLaren brought a number of upgrades to the Spanish Grand Prix where Carlos Sainz recorded a points finish despite complaining of having 'no pace', leaving Seidl very pleased with how the MCL34 responded to the changes. “I wouldn’t call it a radical concept change – it is an evolution of the car and it is not the first time we’ve got new...
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