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F1 Monisha Kaltenborn has played down the impact the potential McLaren-Honda split might have on Sauber. Currently, McLaren is Honda's works team, while Ferrari-powered Sauber is set to become the Japanese marque's first customer in 2018. But now, it seems possible Sauber could actually be the only Honda-powered team next year, particularly with Williams denying it could take over from McLaren in the event of a divorce. "They (McLaren and Sauber) are two separate projects. We are two ...Read moreF1 McLaren's criticism of Honda ramped up in Canada with Fernando Alonso's engine failure three laps from the chequered flag - that robbed the team of its first point in 2017 - the latest in a string of breakdowns.McLaren boss Zak Brown has admitted McLaren has alternative plans in mind for 2018 if Honda's struggles continue, with rumours suggesting it could switch back to Mercedes ...Read moreF1 Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff does not want to get mixed up between McLaren and Honda's current struggles. ...Read moreF1 Claire Williams denies talks with Honda over an engine supply for 2018 despite reports in the Swiss press suggesting a deal is being discussed. ...Read moreF1 Claire Williams has "categorically" denied that Williams have been in talks with Honda about a possible engine deal for 2018. ...Read moreF1 The high profile struggles Honda is experiencing has prompted reports that McLaren are in the process of ditching their engine partner and looking to return to Mercedes power, but Toto Wolff is keen for the parties to resolve their issues and for the Japanese manufacturer to stay in the sport. Mercedes F1 chief, Wolff told ...Read more
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- facebookPat Fry: ''FernandoAlonsoOficial hätte 2009 für Brawn GP fahren können!'' Die Fehlentscheidungen und Fernando Alonso - eigentlich eine Story für sich. Damals der Wechsel zu McLaren 2007, dann die vier Jahre Scuderia Ferrari und zuletzt die Rückkehr zum Projekt McLaren/Honda Racing F1. Pat Fry, ehemaliger Brawn GP und Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport Mitarbeiter, enthüllt, dass Alonso fast beim Sensationsteam gelandet wäre. Alonso, damals noch bei Renault Sport Formula One Team unterwegs, hatte im Herbst 2008 einen Vertrag von Honda vor sich liegen. Er lehnte ab. Honda war in den Jahren 2007 und 2008 abgeschlagen und fuhr nur um die letzten Plätze rum. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt konnte noch keiner ahnen, dass wenige Zeit später der Ausstieg Honda's aus der F1 verkündet werden würde. Der Rest der Geschichte ist bekannt. Ross Brawn kaufte das Team für einen Pfund und Jenson Button wurde am Ende des Jahres Weltmeister. ''Fernando wäre meiner Meinung nach heute mindestens ...Go to post
