– McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier says the operation has until September to decide on its engine partner for 2018, due to the deadlines in designing next year's car.McLaren reunited with Honda in 2015, the Japanese manufacturer returning after six-year absence from the sport, in a bid to rekindle the dominant partnership of the late 1980s/early 1990s.However, McLaren has yet to capture its desired results, taking a best race result of fifth, and holds ninth in the standings, amid Honda's struggles with its revised 2017 power unit.McLaren has criticised Honda on a regular basis this year and sounded out rival manufacturers over a potential 2018 supply, though Honda, also linked...
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