This season has seen a far stronger McLaren than any one had been expecting, with the team returning to something like its former competitiveness on track after several years in the doldrums. But even though it's taken a firm grip on 'best of the rest' in fourth place in the constructors championship, new team principal Andreas Seidl still believes that McLaren is not performing as well as it should be in 2019. "What we have right now at the McLaren Technology Centre or within McLaren with the budget we are having, we have to do better," Seidl told RACER's Chris Medland this week. "I think that’s also clear for all of us and that’s really what drives us out of bed every...
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