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Honda wins engine development battle for 2015

Getty Images Enlarge Honda has won its fight to develop its engine during the 2015 season after being given concessions by the FIA, according to the BBC. A loophole in the regulations for this year means Mercedes, Renault and Ferrari are not bound by an engine homologation deadline as they were this year, though that initially did not extend to Honda as it enters the sport in 2015 with McLaren. The loophole means Honda's three rivals can develop 48% of the engine throughout the year using 32 'tokens', leading to a complaint from the Japanese manufacturer to the FIA earlier this month. Following that complaint the FIA has allowed Honda limited development throughout the season. The BBC...
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