After a flying start to the 2019 season, McLaren have bit a bumpy patch in recent outings leaving them hoping that they can set things to rights this time out in Singapore. “We go to Singapore looking to reset and refresh following two difficult weekends in Belgium and Italy," said team principal Andreas Seidl this week. The team scored only one point in Monza and none at all in Spa. Meanwhile their closest rivals Renault picked up 26 points over the two events, meaning that the battle for fourth place in the constructors championship has tightened considerable. Renault rivalry with customer McLaren squad 'awkward' "Those races demonstrated just how close the midfield pack is,...
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