Honda admits it may be forced to replace Fernando Alonso's engine as a consequence of the damage sustained in an accident at the start of the Austrian Grand Prix, while the cause of Jenson Button's retirement is still being investigated Alonso's McLaren was involved in a collision with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen on the opening lap at the Red Bull Ring, leaving the MP4-30 with substantial damage. However, the scale of that damage could well force McLaren undergo yet another change of Honda power unit on Alonso's car for the Silverstone race. “We have since completed thorough checks of both power units back at the factory, and we believe that Fernando's power unit has sustained damage from...
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