Stoffel Vandoorne says McLaren must be cautious over its prospects at this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix, with the high-speed nature of the Sepang circuit unlikely to suit its package. McLaren performed comparatively strongly around the streets of Singapore, with both Vandoorne and Fernando Alonso making Q3, before the Belgian went on to record seventh in the race. However, it marked only the third time this season that McLaren has scored a top 10 finish, and Vandoorne is braced for a more challenging weekend in Malaysia. “Like Singapore, Malaysia will be a first for me as I’ve never raced there before,” said Vandoorne. “It’s a shame it’ll be the...
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