It's no secret that McLaren is struggling to get more performance out of the MP4-28, but the early signs from Malaysia seem to suggest that at least at this track the drivers will be able to compete a bit further ahead. Jenson Button: 'Today we got through a decent amount of satisfactory work, and we duly gathered some more useful info about MP4-28. On a dry track it feels better than it did in Melbourne, but even then its pace still isn't there compared with that of the front-running cars. We've identified some further improvements that we can make before tomorrow, though, which is encouraging, and it's been a good day in terms of learning.' 'Back at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking...
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