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Horner criticises McLaren for ECU troubles

By Editor on Monday, March 18, 2013 At the end of a nightmare weekend for McLaren, Red Bull's Christian Horner added the final insult. Briton Horner, boss of McLaren's arch-rival, blamed the Woking based team for Mark Webber's Melbourne woes. Australian Webber had a terrible start and then a KERS issue in his home race, and Horner said afterwards: 'You need to ask McLaren why the ECU didn't work because he was blind and had no telemetry. 'It is something they need to get on top of because it caused a lot of issues during testing,' he added. Horner is referring to the standard electronic control unit mandatorily supplied by McLaren subsidiary MES to every team in F1. As for McLaren's...
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