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  • First Grand Prix: 1987
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[โ€“] Sentau@discuss.tchncs.de 3 points 8 months ago

Yeah I also watch the F1TV feed and I see 2 reasons why McLaren didn't go for that.

  1. RB in 2013 had internal demarcation between the drivers. Vettel was number 1 and Webber number 2.
  2. McLaren want to treat the drivers 'equally'. They don't have the stones like Red Bull/Mercedes do to execute the best strategy and then handle any driver fallout later. Even when said strategy is justified because it is the best outcome for the team.