McLaren have unveiled the orange-coloured MCL32 in a major new look as the team plot a return to the front of the grid.  The striking new livery - which also contains elements of their historic white and last year's black - comes as the Woking team hope for a dramatic improvement in fortunes and is a return to orange after a 46-year absence. "The car seems spectacular," enthused Fernando Alonso. New team boss Zak Brown, who signed off the new livery, described the car as "fast and beautiful". McLaren showed signs of progress in 2016, their second season of a renewed partnership with engine suppliers Honda, but need much more if they are to jump from sixth in the...
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