Dennis keeps his chin up

Ron Dennis insists McLaren can look back on the 2005 season with pride despite being beaten to both world championships.

Dennis keeps his chin up
Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 08:54

Ron Dennis insists McLaren can look back on the 2005 season with pride despite being beaten to both world championships.

McLaren have enjoyed the fastest car for most of the season but a combination of reliability problems and bad luck has prevented them overhauling the advantage Renault established early on.

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