McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale has called on his team to move on from the mistakes it made this year as it faces the prospect of its first season winless season since 2006. McLaren made a radical departure from its race-winning 2012 car over the winter in the pursuit of performance, but the plan backfired and it has not finished higher than fifth in the first eight races of 2013. Neale said the disappointment has focused the team as it shifts more and more of its resources towards next season. "Formula One is one of those sports where you are punished if you are off the pace," he was quoted by The Sun. "Coming to do that in front of hundreds of millions of people...
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