McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl hopes to see the team resume its windtunnel construction plans as quickly as possible as the infrastructure is crucial to the outfit's ambitions of moving back to the front of the grid. McLaren put its windtunnel project on hold after the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic and its financial impact on the McLaren Group. The company has since secured funding to weather the current crisis - including a recent £150 million loan from the National Bank of Bahrain - but with the future still unclear for McLaren Racing in terms of revenue given the uncertainty surrounding the second half of the F1 season, the team is sparingly managing its cash and still...
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