Stoffel Vandoorne says McLaren-Honda is braced for another difficult weekend in Russia, and believes it should focus on maximising the available track time. Vandoorne was plagued by problems at the preceding round in Bahrain, limiting his on-track appearances, and was unable to start the race due to a water pressure issue. Vandoorne is wary that McLaren will be on the back foot at the venue where he clinched the GP2 title in 2015, but is sure progress can still be made. “As I’ve said before, on tracks like this where straight-line speed is important, we know we’ll already be slightly on the back-foot heading into the weekend,” said Vandoorne. “Our focus should...
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