According to McLaren co-owner Mansour Ojjeh the team needed to make a dramatic change, after three years in the Formula 1 wilderness, in an effort to return the sport's second most successful team to its winning ways, which he claims is etched into the DNA at Woking. Indeed McLaren have an illustrious record at the pinnacle of the sport. Since Bruce McLaren made his debut in a car named after him at the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix, the team has racked up 817 grand prix starts, winning 182 times while collecting eight constructors' world championship titles and a dozen drivers' titles. 'It's printed in McLaren's DNA we're here to win,' declared the Saudi billionaire. But the last three years...
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