– Honda is now performing at the level it hoped to achieve pre-season, according to chief Yusuke Hasegawa, following recent updates to its power unit.Honda introduced a revised power unit for 2017, after two years of struggles, but an array of issues blighted the early stages, amid a lack of reliability and performance.It took until the dramatic Azerbaijan Grand Prix for McLaren to score points, though Honda's Spec 3 update, raced for the first time in Austria, has improved performance.Stoffel Vandoorne made Q3 and took 11th in Britain, while Fernando Alonso captured sixth position in Hungary, albeit at a venue which masks the MCL32's weaknesses.Hasegawa feels Honda is now operating...
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