What Do the Changes at the Top Mean for Formula 1’s McLaren?

For the best part of the last two decades, McLaren have been Formula One's serious team. There's none of the style and occasionally chaotic flair of Ferrari, the beloved independence of Williams, the joviality and irreverence of Lotus or the somewhat entertaining management style which has been a feature of Mercedes since Ross Brawn departed. They have their moments, but for much of the time the team are, well, a little bit boring. A grey man in a grey suit, grey tie and grey socks. A man who might remove his jacket to supervise a team-building exercise, but who'll be back inside it, frowning disapprovingly, as soon as someone's marshmallow and straw bridge collapses. That's because McLaren, while being first and foremost a racing team, are...

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