McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed the team do have plans in place should they part ways with engine supplier Honda at the end of the season. McLaren have issued Honda with a final 90-day warning after they failed to come through with a new engine upgrade for the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend. And Brown has stated that work has already begun on next year's car and that they have many allies in the pit lane that they can turn to should their Honda divorce happen. 'We're starting to work on 2018's car – 2018 will be here shortly,' Brown told BBC Radio 5 Live. 'We need to make any decisions that impact '18 by the summer break. 'We have a plan B, we have a plan C. We've got plans....
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