McLaren F1 team plagued by chocolate frogs


Britain Formula One - F1 - British Grand Prix 2016 - Silverstone, England - 8/7/16 Eric Boullier - McLaren Racing Director REUTERS/Matthew Childs

LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - McLaren were plagued by questions about chocolate frogs on Friday after media reports that some employees of the Formula One team had been given cheap confectionary as a reward for their hard work.

The Daily Mail newspaper reported that staff were "in revolt" and spoke of a "toxic atmosphere" where senior management were referred to as "untouchables".

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