McLaren-Honda has no excuses
GARY ANDERSON argues that things should be going much better in testing for F1's most celebrated reformed alliance given the resources available
It's getting perilously close to the start of the season for McLaren-Honda, and things haven't gone well in testing so far.
Mercedes showed what was possible for a first attempt at the Formula 1 V6 turbos last year, and by that comparison Honda should be doing much better.
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