McLaren are no stranger to adversity, but is it all doom and gloom? WILLIAM TYSON investigates Before we begin dissecting the latest installment of McLaren's troubles, let's cast our minds back to end of 2012: arguably the then-rocket-red clad Woking outfit had the fastest car in Formula 1 for the majority of the year. Despite this, operational errors cost them dearly in the early part of the season, and again in the latter stages when glitches simply can't be made when challenging for a world title. I highlight in particular the tactical mistakes and pitstop blunders in Malaysia and Bahrain, and the under-fueling saga during qualifying in Spain. Perhaps they were quite unfortunate in most...
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