McLaren sees no reason why it cannot win the world championship, despite having lost ground to Fernando Alonso in the Korean Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton's second-place finish, allied to Red Bull Racing's double retirement, has resurrected his title hopes after frustrations in the last few races - and the team is bullish about its prospects. Team principal Martin Whitmarsh reckoned that if the team can iron out mistakes, and bring some further developments to its car, then it can overhaul its rival in the final two races of the campaign
Thursday, October 28, 2010
McLaren says title is still possible
McLaren sees no reason why it cannot win the world championship, despite having lost ground to Fernando Alonso in the Korean Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton's second-place finish, allied to Red Bull Racing's double retirement, has resurrected his title hopes after frustrations in the last few races - and the team is bullish about its prospects. Team principal Martin Whitmarsh reckoned that if the team can iron out mistakes, and bring some further developments to its car, then it can overhaul its rival in the final two races of the campaign
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