Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe says the team is wary of the threat McLaren will pose in 2018 after ditching Honda for Renault power in Formula 1. Though Williams finished fifth in the constructors' championship for the second successive year, 26 clear of Renault, its tally of 83 points was down 55 on 2016. McLaren has endured a difficult year, having been held back by a lack of power and unreliability from Honda, and finished ninth with just 30 points. However, McLaren feels it has one of the best chassis on the grid and has ambitions to mix it with fellow Renault customer Red Bull this season. "It will be interesting," said Lowe of McLaren's potential. "Honda have...
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