McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl says he will encourage the Woking squad to take risks in its recovery bid. Following a disastrous three-year engine tie-up with Honda, McLaren finished sixth in the 2018 standings and has continued to make impressive progress this season. McLaren currently leads the midfield pack in fourth-place with a 20-point buffer to the Renault works squad which supplies its engines thanks to a promising start to the year. And new F1 boss Seidl says he is not against taking risks in the team’s continued push to return to winning ways at the top of the pecking order. “I’m a guy who encourages people to take risks, to protect them when something goes...
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