McLaren team and drivers will be forgiven a bounce in their step when they arrive at Sochi Autodrom, for this weekend's Russian Grand Prix, but Andreas Seidl says the long journey to the top has just begun. A famous one-two at the Italian Grand Prix, two Sundays ago, with Daniel Ricciardo heading home Lando Norris ended a near-decade winless drought in fine style for the sport's second most successful team. Speaking ahead of the weekend in Russia, Round 15 of the 2021 F1 World Championship, team boss Seidl said: “Achieving a one-two finish in Monza meant a lot to each and every member of the team, who have been working incredibly hard over the years. It’s been great to take the time to...
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