McLaren has announced an extensive restructuring of its technical department, with former technical director James Key leaving the team as part of the changes. McLaren's disappointing start to its 2023 campaign, with the Woking-based outfit's MCL60 significantly underperforming expectations and the team putting zero points on the board in the first two races of the season, has to some hard but necessary decisions by the outfit's top brass. James Key, who joined McLaren in 2019 as executive director, has paid the price for team papaya's poor performance. But the writing was perhaps on the wall for the British engineer when McLaren team boss Andrea Stella declared himself none too happy at...
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