McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl says his team's results of late, and especially last weekend in Canada, clearly indicate that the papaya squad needs to "up its game'. After a strong opening run in the championship that positioned it as the third fastest team on the grid, McLaren scored only 19 points in the four races that preceded the Canadian Grand Prix. But in Montreal, neither Lando Norris nor Daniel Ricciardo finished among the top ten as the disappointing pace of their MCL36 and a double-stacked pitstop weighed on the pair's race. Seidl owned up to his team's downbeat performance, and even felt compelled to apologize to his drivers for not supplying to them the package they...
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