Have you been hiding under a rock. It's extremely difficult to build a good car when the engine keeps failing.DiogoBrand wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 05:43I know it's really really early to say this, since we don't know for sure how good the car will be until qualifying and we don't know who are the responsibles for its performance. But isn't it a good time to let Prodromou go? I mean, he came as a big promise, but ever since he arrived McLaren has only made shitboxes.
The 2016 car showed improvement at the end of the year and the 2017 car was apparently decent. 2018 wasn't too bad at the start but it was impossible to build on. Not sure that was PP's fault.
Instead of looking for more heads to chop, sit and watch qualy coming up like everyone else and hope McLaren can do something.