McLaren claims there was nothing wrong with Webber's ECU

By Jonathan Noble

Monday, March 18th 2013, 09:33 GMT

McLaren believes an issue with the systems in the Red Bull garage, rather than a faulty ECU, was the cause of Mark Webber's troubles at the start of the Australian Grand Prix.

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McLaren claims there was nothing wrong with Webber's ECU