McLaren are counting on their Spanish Grand Prix upgrade to deliver a significant performance boost in the hope it will get them on a level with the frontrunners. The Woking-based outfit has endured one of its worst starts to a season, having scored just 14 points from three races compared to Red Bull's 78. Team principal Martin Whitmarsh admitted he was disappointed with their latest effort in China, despite having led the race for a handful of laps. "I would like to be leading it when the chequered flag comes out," he said. "I am not delighted. I cannot be delighted. To be honest, I am disappointed about it. "An enormous amount of work went into some modifications...
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