McLaren’s performance at the Austrian Grand Prix proved that the team’s impressive pace was “not just a one-off”, according to its new Formula 1 boss Andreas Seidl. The British squad locked out the third row of the grid and recorded a two-car points finish in France, before following that up with another strong double points haul in Austria, with Lando Norris claiming sixth, while teammate Carlos Sainz turned in a stunning recovery drive from the back of the grid to finish eighth. McLaren has strengthened its grip on fourth place in the constructors’ championship as a result, having pulled 20 points clear of nearest midfield rival and engine suppliers Renault. “It was good for...
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