Ron Dennis says it would be 'foolhardy' for him to set out a timetable for McLaren and Honda to return to the top of F1 – even though he remains adamant that the partnership will succeed. The Woking team has gone seven long years since its last world titles – although Dennis is keen to point out that Ferrari's drought is longer – and the start of 2015 suggests that an eighth season in the wilderness is likely before any turnaround in form propels the silver machines back to the front. The rekindled relationship with Honda, however, is giving the entire McLaren operation hope for the future, even if the initial steps are faltering ones. “We enjoyed huge success when Mercedes-Benz...
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