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Horner lays blame on McLaren ECU for Webber woes

McLaren has more than enough headaches in the technical department after the team's dire showing in the Australian Grand Prix at the weekend, the first race in the 2013 F1 world championship. But now they've come under fire from rival team boss Christian Horner, who has suggested that it was a vital component developed and delivered by a McLaren subsidiary which directly caused Mark Webber's dreadful start in the race at Albert Park, Melbourne. "Mark's problems were hugely frustrating because it was an ECU issue that is obviously supplied by a third party," said the Red Bull team principal. "I'll let you guess who that is!" The ECU - the electronic control unit - is the...
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