McLaren make 'poor job' of Ferrari battle

Team chief Ron Dennis has admitted that his McLaren outfit have done a ’poor job’ in trying to dent Ferrari’s crushing superiority this season.

McLaren make 'poor job' of Ferrari battle
Sat, 28 Sep, 2002 - 16:53

Team chief Ron Dennis has admitted that his McLaren outfit have done a ’poor job’ in trying to dent Ferrari’s crushing superiority this season.

Ferrari could equal the record of 15 wins in a season set by McLaren in 1988 if they win the final two grand prix this year.

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