As McLaren-Honda's 2015 Formula 1 season goes from very bad to dreadful, questions about the men in charge of the project are now being asked. Although the new Anglo-Japanese ‘marriage' has been all smiles amid the turmoil so far, McLaren is now heaping the pressure on its struggling partner. 'For Honda, if it's a five year project, and if they win in year three or four, it's a successful project,' said team boss Eric Boullier. 'For McLaren, we cannot afford to wait three or four years.' For the Woking team, the rot is now setting in. In the last few races, progress has appeared backwards rather than forwards, which will cost McLaren millions if it stays just ninth in the...
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