McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says the team has more updates in the pipeline for its MCL35M, but the complete shift of resources to its all-new 2022 car is fast approaching. McLaren has enjoyed a strong start to its 2021 campaign, scoring points in all races so far to position itself third in the Constructors' standings. But the fight at the top of F1's midfield – and McLaren's current rivalry with Ferrari - will likely intensify with each passing race, enticing the Woking-based outfit's engineers to deliver more updates to its 2021 contender in the near term. "If you look since the first test this year onwards, we simply tried to continuously bring updates to the car, to make...
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