Honda have overhauled their F1 management structure in the wake of their divorce from McLaren. F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa has been replaced with his role to now be split in half as Honda team up with Toro Rosso from 2018 - with a technical director installed to oversee operations at the race track, while an operating officer heads up engine development in Japan. McLaren-Honda: Where it went wrongHonda to power Toro Rosso in 2018 Toyoharu Tanabe, who joined Honda in 1984, has been installed as technical director and has past F1 experience after being race engineer to Gerhard Berger at McLaren in the early 1990s and then Jenson Button at BAR/Honda in the mid-2000s. The changes end Hasegawa's...
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