McLaren's Jonathan Neale says the team do now have a good understanding of the problems affecting the MP4-28 and has expressed confidence it won't be too long before they return to winning ways.The former World Champions head into this weekend's Chinese GP on the back of a particularly busy three weeks of work at their Woking factory in which they prepared what Sky Sports F1 analyst Mark Hughes described as a "major engineering upgrade" of the underperforming car. The MP4-28's early-season woes are believed to have been traced to an aerodynamic issue centering around the car's underfloor, and speaking to journalists on Tuesday, Neale, McLaren's Managing Director, confirmed they...
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