Honda is going into yet another grand prix weekend emitting mixed messages about what can be expected at Monza, known as the Temple of Speed. As McLaren's struggling Japanese supplier debuted an upgraded engine in Belgium recently, boss Yasuhisa Arai said it would be a match for Ferrari's power unit. But Spa-Francorchamps turned out to be one of McLaren-Honda's worst performances of the season. And now, at least officially, Honda is heading into another high-speed venue, Monza, with low expectations. 'Monza is another high-speed track which unfortunately does not suit our package,' Arai said in a media statement. 'The drivers are on full throttle for most of the lap due to the long...
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