While hearing the sound of the F1 engine it will run in 2015 and beyond is a positive sign, McLaren knows that there is a long way to go until its renewed relationship with Honda bears fruit.The Japanese giant released audio of the new V6 turbo last week [ see separate story], despite there still being some 16 months to its anticipated race debut, but McLaren MD Jonathan Neale admitted that the hardest part of the process is still to come, particularly as the Woking team is still going through the same process of development with 2014 engine partner Mercedes.“While we have something that's running, we're under no illusion how much work we have to do together to be able to develop a...
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