McLaren's not-quite-rookie opens up to the questions from F1 Racing magazine's readers about pancakes, cobbles, Ayrton Senna and his secret hankering to race at Bathurst... Words: Stuart Codling Midday in Mexico City and the baking-hot sun is radiating with squint-making ferocity - and yet some folk in the Formula 1 paddock, including our interviewee, are still wearing garb to ward off the morning chill. The proliferation of gilets - more, even, than you'd expect to see at the average Harlequins rugby match - makes for a peculiar juxtaposition with what would otherwise be a typically Mexican scene. The wind carries not a chill but the joyous waft of trumpet, violin and guitar, signalling...
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