McLaren’s chief engineering officer Matt Morris says his Formula 1 squad is better prepared with Renault than at any point of its Honda partnership despite previously being two weeks behind schedule due to its late engine deal. The McLaren engineering boss has admitted it was a tense wait during the end of 2017 to understand whether the Woking-based squad would be sticking with Honda after three years of failure or opting for a fresh partnership with Renault. Morris concedes a two-week delay on the Renault deal, which was initially timetabled for an announcement at the Italian Grand Prix before being postponed until the Singapore race, put McLaren on the backfoot integrating its MCL33...
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