McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says the team refrained from taking an "easy route" when it embarked on the design of its new MCL33 contender. Following a dismal three-year period of failure and under-performance, the Woking-based outfit begins a new chapter of its history, thanks in part to its partnership with engine supplier Renault. While most of the attention centers on the MCL33's striking livery, which takes the team back to the roots established by Bruce McLaren over 50 years ago, Boullier insists the team's engineering department should be commended for the work it achieved in the short time it had to integrate Renault's power unit. And here is McLaren's new...
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