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Honda 2019 engine showing problems: "Vibrations at high velocity"

Red Bull Racing's new engine partner Honda have reportedly parted ways with AVL, the world's largest independent company for the development, simulation and testing of drive systems, as the Japanese power unit started having severe vibrations at high speeds, Auto Bild Motorsport reports. Red Bull made the bold move of leaving Renault as an engine partner for Honda. The Japanese certainly have the potential to propel the Bulls to great heights, but reliability issues have often been a problem at the same time. The partnership with McLaren from 2015 up until the end of 2017 was disastrous, and while a lot of progress was made with Toro Rosso in 2018, mechanical issues still...
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