McLaren cannot fix problems in wind tunnel, says Brown


LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - McLaren know they have an aerodynamics problem with their Formula One car but it is not something that can be fixed in the wind tunnel, according to team boss Zak Brown.

The former world champions are fifth overall in the standings, an improvement on last year but some way off the pace of rivals using the same Renault engines.

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