Muddytalker
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snowy said:McLaren may well be a lot less than delighted since this type of track is the very type that last years car thrived on. Giving them even more cause for concern than would usually be the case. If they still haven't sorted the fast corner deficiencies then there is going to be some restructuring going on and not necessarily with the car.
Possibly over-compensating the fast corner improvements in exchange for speed on the twisty circuits?
I'm still not convinced these times are too definitive, although the Ferrari looks to be quick. Has there been any relaxing on the engine freeze to allow for changes in the fuel consumption? If not, then they might just have swapped last year's lemon for a peach.
McLaren are very regimental in their approach, so they might just be following a strict testing pattern rather than going for a willy-waving contest. BMW Sauber? Possibly running light looking for sponsorship, or maybe they have done a Brawn, who knows?