Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says that the manufacturer “will do everything” it can in order to supply partner McLaren with a power unit capable of fighting at the sharp end of the Formula 1 grid. The relationship between McLaren and Honda has come under scrutiny in 2017, due to a lack of reliability and performance, with the team currently occupying last in the Constructors' Championship, yet to score a point. McLaren boss Zak Brown commented earlier in the week that the squad has options for 2018, believing current partner Honda to be lost, and that changes need to take place. Hasegawa, speaking at the Canadian Grand Prix, after more problems during practice for Fernando...
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