McLaren arrived in Australia last year with a car that responded badly to set-up changes, wouldn't ride bumps and was horrendously off the pace. Twelve months later and the picture couldn't be any different. With a car within striking distance of the leaders and doesn't appear to had down blind alleys when tweaked, both Jenson Button and star rookie Kevin Magnussen sensed a change in fortune at Woking when RichlandF1 caught up with them after Friday Practice.  Kevin Magnussen's first official weekend practice session as a McLaren driver was productive in the least. Finishing ninth in the order and half a second behind team-mate Jenson Button, the young Dane had a solid afternoon in what...
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