McLaren sporting director Sam Michael will not rule out a switch to the team's 2012 car if it continues to struggle, but says the team is putting "all the energy" in to the MP4-28. The team's difficult start to the new season has been well-documented, with McLaren starting the year well off the pace in Melbourne. Having admitted that the new car's performance was even worse than expected in Australia, McLaren is hoping to improve this weekend in Malaysia but concedes it is still not likely to be competitive. When asked by N during a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes phone-in if switching to the old car is a serious option, Michael replied: "I think right now our focus is on the 28A...
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