McLaren shareholder Mansour Ojjeh says the team's current tribulations with Honda are the most uncompetitive it has been in Formula 1. With McLaren yet to score a point in the 2017 F1 season and having not been on the podium since the start of its final year with Mercedes power in 2013, Ojjeh said the team's plight was unprecedented. "This is really new territory for us," he told Motorsport.com. "We've never been so uncompetitive in F1. "We did have a terrible year with Peugeot, but this time around Honda has completely underestimated the job." Even during its short-lived partnership with Peugeot in 1994, McLaren achieved eight podium finishes and was fourth in the...
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