Honda wants to say goodbye to Formula 1 with a bang. The goal: win both the drivers' and the constructors' championship. With only two races to go, that goal is far from secured. Masashi Yamamoto, managing director of Honda F1, looks ahead to the final sprint and the chances of championship leader Max Verstappen. Looking back at the Qatar Grand Prix, Yamamoto thinks Verstappen had the best possible result. After a grid penalty the Dutchman managed to come back from seventh to second place. "Second place was the best possible recovery," says the Honda chief in an interview with Autosportweb. Read more Prost: 'Hamilton lucky with Verstappen' Yamamoto admits that tension is rising...
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