McLaren admits the lack of results through its much publicised collaboration with Honda is now beginning to have wider ramifications off the track, with a drop in revenue forecast and sponsors turning away. Though McLaren picked up only its second top ten finish of the season at the British Grand Prix, with Fernando Alonso getting off the mark in tenth, the driver and the team has made it clear that it is not a result to necessarily celebrate all the same. Indeed, with the half-way point in the season looming, McLaren-Honda's lack of obvious gains in terms of performance and reliability has prompted a slight change of tune from McLaren bosses, who made it clear at Silverstone that though...
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