McLaren insist they have not fallen out with Mercedes, despite being on opposite sides of the Racing Point brake ducts furore. The Woking-based team are among those to have appealed against the punishment Racing Point received for breaking F1’s sporting regulations over the design of their rear brake ducts, which were ruled to be too similar to those used by Mercedes last year. Racing Point were docked 15 points in the Constructors' World Championship and given a 400,000 fine – which McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and the source of the original protest, Renault, have all appealed against, believing it to be too lenient. Zak Brown, McLaren’s CEO, also intimated he suspected Racing...
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