Eric Boullier says it is unlikely McLaren will show the same step up in performance it demonstrated in Malaysia ahead of the next two grands prix in China and Bahrain. Though neither car reached the finish line in Sepang, McLaren proved a more competitive force in Malaysia compared with Australia, albeit still as the slowest car on the grid bar the Manor cars. Indeed, though Boullier was pleased with the progress shown between those two events, he is sceptical of a repeat when action gets underway for the back-to-back third and fourth events in China and Bahrain. “We came away from the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend feeling optimistic about our state of development and the improvements...
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