Tech Analysis: Honda RA107
With a fresh structure, a fresh approach and a fresh philosophy, Honda is hoping to smooth out any early-season turbulence and hit the track running this year. As they bid to build on the maiden victory they scored last year, could their 2007 car see them make their big break?
It is a much more settled Honda team that steps into 2007, a team that is taking an aggressive approach to build on the maiden victory that proved to be the highlight of a mixed year in 2006.
The team started last season in turbulent fashion, with reliability and aerodynamics issues leading to a technical reshuffle and technical director Geoff Willis' split with the team. Around the same time the head of aerodynamics, Willem Toet, departed for BMW Sauber.
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