McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl knows the Turkish GP was exciting, but said the 'DNA' of F1 is for the best car to be at the front. Heavy rain falling on top of an already very slippery newly-laid circuit at Istanbul Park meant Formula 1's return to Turkey was a chaotic affair. Lance Stroll would pull a mega lap out of the bag in Q3 to claim the first pole position of his career, while in the race Lewis Hamilton mastered the difficult conditions to go from P6 to victory and secure his seventh World Championship. Seidl does understand the entertainment value of such races, but he also feels that to some extent they undermine the 'DNA' of Formula 1, that being the pursuit of building...
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