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A week ago I would have strongly argued that McLaren had a little bad luck at Australia, after all Kimi did come from the back to finish third, a remarkable achievement. But after having both cars go south during the Malaysian Grand Prix I now have to think that McLaren have a major problem with reliability. True, the only other car to blow an engine was a Ferrari (how often does that happen?), but that's three times in two races for McLaren. If they loose a car in Brazil, then I think their season is pretty much over. They may be able to pressure Ferrari and Williams and possibly even win a few races, but I'm beginning to think Sauber has a better chance of challenging than McLaren. 
This saddens me because I am a David Coulthard fan. He needs a fast, reliable car and so far this season he has not gotten it. In a perfect world DC would replace MS at Ferrari (file that under never) and then win a championship. 
So far it has been an interesting season. I hope it keeps up! - Jeff S - USA (Reference Heretic 4-04 - Is McLaren on the way down ?)

The Heretic replies:

Jeff,

At least David can hope for improvement during the season and a chance at competing next year. Villeneuve will retire before BAR has a car.

But right now it does look bleak.

The Heretic

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