Honda has revealed that it has held talks with other Formula 1 teams over a possible supply of engines, but insists that nothing has been agreed. The Japanese manufacturer had endured a troubled time since returning to the sport with McLaren in 2015, and pre-season problems have left it facing a big challenge to catch up this year. As revealed earlier this month, McLaren has sounded out Mercedes about a possible supply of engines if it cannot sort out its situation with Honda. But both the Woking-based team and Honda have insisted that they are fully committed to each other. Speaking on Saturday in Melbourne, however, Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa conceded for the first time that Honda has...
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