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McLaren proposed solutions to Honda before parting ways – Eric Boullier

McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team Racing Director Eric Boullier has revealed that the Woking based squad offered the Japanese manufacturer two solutions to try and end their engine woes, once they realised they were again headed for a troublesome season. McLaren were aware that Honda had not been able to up the level of performance to anticipated levels as early as winter testing for the 2017 season, and quickly moved to come up with possible alternative ways of rectifying the situation, as Boullier explained in an interview with French publication Auto Hebdo recently. “At the first tests of 2017, we realised serious problems were waiting for us. 'We began to get nervous and started looking...
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