Carlos Sainz says his role in leading McLaren's turnaround in F1 has supplied him with a huge dose of motivation. Sainz joined the Woking-based outfit at the end of last year, replacing countryman Fernando Alonso after the two-time world champion decided to wind down his career in F1. Alonso's hopes of securing a third world title with McLaren never came to fruition during his four-year stint with the team marked mainly by the British outfit's trials and tribulations with Honda. Sainz picked up the baton, committing to his team's multi-year plan to return to the front of the grid and determined to personally reap the benefits of McLaren's resurgence. McLaren man Andreas Seidel 'fired up...
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