McLaren's struggles are set to continue this weekend at the British GP with the team admitting the weaknesses of their disappointing MP4-29 charger are likely to be highlighted rather than hidden by the high-speed characteristics of the Silverstone circuit.Although the team finished on the podium in the season-opening Australian GP, their downforce-lite car has since proved to be an underwhelming successor to the woeful MP4-28. March's race in Melbourne still accounts for the team's only podium visit since November 2012, an utterly inadequate return for a team accustomed to dominating the sport and a shortfall that resulted in team boss Martin Whitmarsh being jettisoned over the winter.Yet...
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