McLaren: Ready for another Ferrari fight
McLaren is now just three points behind Ferrari in the race for third in the constructors' championship. Adam Cooper talked to the team after its Singapore win, and considers its chances at Suzuka
Lewis Hamilton's win back in Hungary went some way to compensating the reigning world champion and McLaren for their frustrating season. While other opportunities have gone astray since then, in Singapore last weekend the combination got it right once again - and at what has quickly become one of the most prestigious races of the season.
It all looked easy, but of course it wasn't. In many ways the weekend gave the team the perfect opportunity to remind us just how strong it still is - and how good it will be in 2010 if it can start the season with a competitive car.
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