Away from the racetrack, the most talked-about incident is the ongoing battle between Team Principals, Toto Wolff, and Christian Horner. Amidst the turmoil, McLaren’ Andreas Seidl has taken this as a learning experience.

Ever since the events at Silverstone where Lewis Hamilton took out Max Verstappen. Red Bull boss Horner has been attacking the Silver Arrows. However, Wolff of Mercedes hasn’t backed down either and defended his Brackley-based colleagues.

Things escalated at the recent Hungarian GP, where Valtteri Bottas damaged both Red Bulls in the opening lap. This saw things heat up even more between the team bosses.

McLaren boss is learning a lesson from the rift between Horner & Wolff

F1 isn’t just fighting on track anymore. It is also about the psychology of the teams on the grid, as shown between the Silver Arrows and the Raging Bulls. Hence, Seidl thinks he is picking up key factors as Toto and Christian continue their battle.

As quoted by Speedweek, Seidl said, “Well, I’m already following this. I always look at what other teams are doing, even off the racetrack, because you can often learn something from them.”

(Quotes have been translated)

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“One day you could find yourself in a similar situation, so I’m watching it. It’s not that I spend too much time on it, but there is always something to learn,” Seidl concluded.

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How is McLaren doing while Mercedes and Red Bull fight?

While their rivals are fighting for the championship, the Woking-based outfit is trying to regain their third-place spot in the standings against Ferrari.

Both teams are at equal points, but it is the Italian team that has the edge over them as they head into the summer break. However, the papaya team knows they will need both Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris to bring their A-game to Spa for the Belgium Grand Prix.

They hope to seize maximum points and aim to gain back the position they lost to the Maranello-based squad. Can Seidl & Co take some lessons from Wolff or Horner that could help them this season? Well, we will just have to wait and find out.

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