Why McLaren-Honda negativity is catching on
The Japanese Grand Prix was nothing short of miserable for McLaren-Honda. GARY ANDERSON looks at the reasons behind the lack of progress, and how F1 broadcasters are struggling to find the right balance
After the change-around in the Singapore Grand Prix, with Mercedes struggling and Ferrari winning, I was really looking forward to Suzuka.
Of course, I didn't expect Ferrari or Red Bull to dominate, but I did think they could maybe keep Mercedes honest. How wrong I was.
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