McLaren's return to Mercedes power just became a whole lot more real after their 2021 challenger roared into life. It is safe to say that McLaren have followed a bumpy path full of highs and lows since they first moved on from Mercedes following the 2014 campaign. Fearing they couldn't compete at the top of Formula 1 as a customer team, McLaren tried to rekindle their past glory with Honda, but that experiment failed and the relationship came to an end after just three seasons. Following the switch to Renault the situation then slowly began to improve, and by 2019 McLaren had recovered to P4 in the Constructors' Championship, going a step better with P3 in 2020. And with McLaren very much...
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