Honda F1's managing director has said the manufacturer are ‘praying' for good news surrounding Max Verstappen's damaged Silverstone power unit. Masashi Yamamoto said that the engine involved in Verstappen's high-speed crash at the British Grand Prix has now been taken out of the car, and there are assessments being run as to whether or not parts will have to be replaced completely. Should that be the case, that could lead to grid penalties for Red Bull in future races if they go above their allotted parts for the season, which Yamamoto said could hinder their hopes in the World Championship. Toyoharu Tanabe, Honda F1's technical director, said previously that the damage on the car...
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