Williams technical director Mark Gillan doesn't believe McLaren can simply find quick fixes to solve its current problems which has seen it start well off the lead pace. Gillan, who said he was surprised by their start, is aware that they have suffered similar problems in the past before out-developing their rivals to become pacesetters, but he isn't so sure they'll be able to do the same, not at least until the European season begins. "I was surprised at how slow they were at the beginning of the season," he told James Allen on F1. "They’ve had a couple of poor starts, but typically [they] get it sorted." He reckons the problems are deeper and more serious...
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