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Honda boss Yamamoto: 'With McLaren we would never have become successful'

Would McLaren have watched with some jealousy as the once-vilified Honda won the world title with Max Verstappen? No doubt no one in the British camp will say out loud that they regret the fighting divorce. In any case, Honda and Red Bull are not mourning that McLaren broke with the Japanese Right track Jenson Button earlier this week questioned whether McLaren had parted ways with Honda too soon. It is true that the results and reliability of the Honda engine were poor in the first few years, but in the end the Japanese did manage to find the right track. What if McLaren had just waited a bit? So the 'what if' scenario remains forever unknown. Still, Honda director Masashi Yamamoto...
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