Having finished tenth (of ten) in 2015, seventh in 2016 and tenth again in 2017, it's hard to believe that this is the same team currently looking set to take best of the rest behind the big three this season. And as Mercedes fails to equal the Woking outfit's 31-year-old record for the most consecutive wins (11), it's worth noting that this year's results are not down to luck or the misfortune of others, but genuine progress from a Woking team that a couple of years ago was close to being written off. Whatever the rights and wrongs of the decision to end the Honda marriage, a marriage that many feel was doomed to failure because of the attitude and demands of the Woking team, despite a...
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