McLaren-Honda racing director Eric Boullier says the remaining nine circuits on the 2016 calendar provide equal opportunities and potential strong races for each of the midfield teams as the squad prepares for the second half of the campaign after the summer break. Boullier and McLaren concedes the Spa-Francorchamps circuit won't favour its Honda power unit against its Mercedes-powered rivals but feels the split between power tracks and those more dependent on better aerodynamic and chassis set-ups is evenly spread over the final nine races. After Spa the F1 paddock heads straight to Monza to conclude the European stint of the season before traveling East for Singapore, Sepang and Suzuka....
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