Martin Whitmarsh insists he'll deal with the criticism McLaren are currently facing and won't hang any of his team out to dry. Heading into the season, McLaren had hoped to fight for grand prix victories while building up a title campaign as they bid for their first Drivers' crown since 2008. That, though, did not happen. Instead McLaren, who opted for a revolutionary approach to their MP4-28, were woefully off the pace in Australia with Jenson Button finishing ninth. Sepang was better for the team, however, again it was only a two-pointer, this time courtesy of Sergio Perez. But despite McLaren's woes, Whitmarsh is adamant he won't throw anyone under the bus and nor will he dictate to his...
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