Eric Boullier said Honda's form is "absolutely not good enough" after an engine failure for Fernando Alonso in the Canadian GP robbed McLaren of its first Formula 1 point of 2017. Alonso, who was competing in his first F1 grand prix since return from his maiden Indianapolis 500 outing, was running 10th with two laps to go when his engine lost oil pressure and he was forced to park his McLaren. Despite running in the points, Alonso was scathing about Honda's performance, saying its straightline deficit to rival F1 teams in Canada was "dangerous". It was a frustrating end to what has been a fractious weekend for the alliance after McLaren executive director Zak Brown's...
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