The success of the Red Bull-Honda combo will likely depend on the team's ability to keep its engine partner focused on the right priorities, says Ross Brawn. After its failed three-year partnership with McLaren, Honda switched its engine supply to Toro Rosso in 2018, the Japanese company improving significantly both the performance and the reliability of its V6-hybrid power unit. But working with established front-runner Red Bull Racing this season will raise the bar for Honda and deliver some big challenges. Brawn, who worked with Honda as team principal of its works outfit in 2008, believes the reality of those challenges can only be grasped by the engine manufacturer's engineers if Red...
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