McLaren moves on to a new chapter of its history this weekend, but while ready to race, the team's level of preparation isn't the best admits racing director Eric Boullier. The Woking-based outfit, which is now powered by Renault, suffered a series of setbacks in pre-season testing which deprived the team of crucial mileage. Boullier labeled the issues as "niggling", insisting the problems had been addressed back at the factory before heading to Melbourne. Still, McLaren will kick off its 2018 campaign with a package that has yet to be optimised. McLaren reliability issues have been addressed - Boullier "The objective is clearly to be competitive and regularly at the...
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