Eric Boullier has admitted that the final European races of the 2014 F1 campaign are unlikely to give McLaren an accurate read on hoped-for performance gains. The Frenchman is optimistic that ongoing development at the team's Woking base will yield improvements in the MP4-29's potential, but explains that the circuits at Spa-Francorchamps and Monza are not the best at which to gauge upticks, leaving the Singapore Grand Prix as the first real marker for comparisons. “Spa and Monza are tracks where every team runs a unique downforce package, so it won't be until Singapore – where we resume with a more conventional set-up – that we'll get a clearer read on our progress,” Boullier...
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