ANALYSIS: McLaren hit the reset button in a bid to revive their F1 hopes

F1 Correspondent & PresenterLawrence Barretto

BAHRAIN, BAHRAIN - MARCH 05: James Key of Great Britain and McLaren F1 Team during the F1 Grand

McLaren are enduring their worst start to a Formula 1 campaign since 2017, the iconic British team glued to the bottom of the constructors’ standings without a single point to their hallowed name.

So perhaps it shouldn’t be a shock to see Technical Director James Key leave the team, as part of a wider design-office restructure at Woking.

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ANALYSIS: McLaren hit the reset button in a bid to revive their F1 hopes

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