The team was caught up in a team orders mess at the Hungarian GP
McLaren has been pretty clear all season that there is a process to go through in learning to win again in Formula 1. It is a new world fighting at the front, and it often puts you in situations where mistakes are exposed, or things can get pretty uncomfortable when some tough decisions have to be made. There is a process to go through to become the best, as McLaren CEO Zak Brown readily admits.
He reckons that where McLaren is right now, with a benchmark car and two drivers both capable of winning, meant it would now likely have to do something that Mercedes has implemented previously: clear and agreed racing rules. 'You can only manage the situations when you actually run into it, and you find yourself exposed,” said Wolff. “That is the first time that it happened to them.
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