FIA Support for Honda's Performance Deficit Gains Backing from Teams
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Laurent Mekies and Toto Wolff have expressed support for discussions aimed at assisting Honda in improving its performance in Formula 1. While both Mercedes and Red Bull are open to reviewing engine regulations, Honda emphasizes that FIA support alone cannot quickly resolve the issues faced by Aston Martin.
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First to reportWolff and Mekies back talks over further Honda helpMercedes and Red Bull are open to reviewing F1's engine catch-up rules, but Honda cautions that FIA support cannot provide an instant cure for Aston Martin's problems.Mekies backs FIA help for struggling HondaSep.17 (GMM) Laurent Mekies has joined Toto Wolff in backing the principle of Formula 1 helping Honda close its performance deficit, after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem openly suggested further assistance could be considered. Ben Sulayem revealed in Madrid that he recently told Fernando Alonso to explain what the FIA could do to improve Aston…
Wolff and Mekies back talks over further Honda helpMercedes and Red Bull are open to reviewing F1's engine catch-up rules, but Honda cautions that FIA support cannot provide an instant cure for Aston Martin's problems.Mekies backs FIA help for struggling HondaSep.17 (GMM) Laurent Mekies has joined Toto Wolff in backing the principle of Formula 1 helping Honda close its performance deficit, after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem openly suggested further assistance could be considered. Ben Sulayem revealed in Madrid that he recently told Fernando Alonso to explain what the FIA could do to improve Aston…Loading comments…
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