Do you think McLaren can possibly challenge for podiums and race wins this year due to their big increase and performance, or is time and development still needed?
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McLaren will need a lot of time and a lot of development to do that. The powerhouses of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull aren't going to give up their positions at the front of the field any day soon.
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