McLaren Racing Formula 1 CEO Zak Brown: “We felt it was better to be honest about that.'
“We already set some goals for development, which we didn’t hit,” said McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown. “We felt it was better to be honest about that. Like everyone, we have a lot of development coming so we are encouraged by what we see around the corner. I think we will be going into the first race off our projected targets and it’s hard to know exactly that means we will be on the grid.”
“The aerodynamic efficiency of the car—that’s the one [area] where we are still shy of what was our target,” said new team principal Andrea Stella. “We have to be aggressive if we want to make our objective of being a top four car over the course of the season,” Stella said, going on to agree that McLaren will have to out-develop its opponents.
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