The news that McLaren and Honda will resume their F1 partnership from the start of the 2015 season has rekindled memories of one of the most potent combinations in the sport's storied history.Although only together for five seasons, between 1988-92, the Woking team and its Japanese engine supplier racked up an enviable record of success, most notably when Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna produced the single most dominant season of all time, winning 15 of the 16 races.Among the other statistics produced by the relationship are:Grand prix starts: 80 Pole positions: 53 a 66 per cent strike rateRace wins: 44 55 per cent success rateFastest laps: 30 37.5 per cent, including 10 in 1988 alonePoints...
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