McLaren's senior management is confident the team has the right people in place to help turn its fortunes around in 2018.
McLaren's switch to Renault power has not achieved the step up the grid the team predicted at the start of the season. While it is in a much healthier position in terms of points scored compared to this time last year it is still nowhere near making inroads into the significant gap between the top three -- Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull -- and the rest of the grid. In fact, it is yet to establish itself as a regular in Q3, the session featuring the quickest qualifiers each weekend.