'Neither Honda nor ourselves expected the challenge to be quite as difficult as it has been,' admitted McLaren chairman Ron Dennis to the Independent this week ahead of the team's search for some timely home comforts at the British Grand Prix. Heading to Silverstone in an all-but unprecedented ninth place in the Constructors' Championship with just one points-scoring result to their name so far, McLaren-Honda's widely-anticipated winter reunion has been dogged by unreliability and underperformance from almost the moment the MP4-30 took to the track for the first time at Jerez at the start of February. So, with nearly half of the 2015 campaign completed, we chart their painful travails so...
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