McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has said that the budget cap imposed this year means teams will have to go 'all in' when it comes to development. Formula 1 teams in 2022 have faced an extraordinary challenge: build an entirely new car whilst also keeping costs under a strict budget cap. At the beginning of the season, it looked like McLaren may have failed that challenge. A combined six points from both drivers in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia had Zak Brown and co at the McLaren Technology Centre scrambling for a solution. The work did pay dividends though and their fortunes changed in Australia with a podium for Lando Norris. They now find themselves fourth in the Constructors' Championship and as...
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