London: McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton will visit their headquarters with the warning that they have no chance of winning next week's British Grand Prix without urgent changes in their car.
Both drivers were disappointed with a lack of pace in Sunday's European Grand Prix as they were out-run by Red Bull and Ferrari.
Button, who is second in the world championship, said: "We've got to have some improvements or we are not going to see ourselves fighting with Ferrari or Red Bull, which would be a shame at our home grand prix."
"Silverstone is not going to be a better circuit for us. There's a big gap between us. We've got to take risks with new parts - hopefully we'll have that for Silverstone," a newspaper quoted him, as saying.
Hamilton said after the race that with Sebastian Vettel''s sixth win taking him 77 points into the lead, the championship was over.
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First Published: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 17:24