McLaren is not setting its targets too high for 2017. That is the news from Eric Boullier, the works Honda-powered team's boss. Some are saying that, after a two year struggle with Honda and political strife, 2017 is finally the season in which the famous British team shines again.
But the Spanish newspaper AS quotes Boullier as saying: "Success would be to win. But I really want to be pragmatic and not set expectations too high. We were ninth in 2015, sixth last year, so I hope to be among the top four this year. We want to win as soon as possible, but I am dealing with reality," he added. (GMM)
And they'll have to deal with Alonso walking if they don't look like winning this year
He probably has to walk anyway, it'll be time to get in the younger talents by the time Mclaren gets its act together.
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And they'll have to deal with Alonso walking if they don't look like winning this year