Can McLaren's tech team beat Newey?
Can McLaren take the next step to fight Red Bull and Mercedes with its current technical team and structure, what now for Ron Dennis, and are there safety car alternatives? Our technical expert answers your latest questions
Are Tim Goss, Neil Oatley and Peter Prodromou at McLaren a strong enough design team to trouble the Adrian Newey-led Red Bull design team?
@aburo7888, via Twitter
I have always been very keen on having one captain steering the ship, that way I believe that you can react faster than working as a committee.
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