Yasuhisa Arai has played down the huge pressure being applied on Honda by its works F1 partner McLaren. The words expressed by boss Eric Boullier are increasingly exasperated, as the McLaren-Honda collaboration that promised so much is still badly stuttering at the half-way point of the 2015 season. Referring to Honda's F1 chief Arai, Boullier said at Silverstone: "I tell him twice every day and three times for jet-lag -- we need to succeed as soon as possible." It is believed McLaren's obviously mounting frustration is because Honda and McLaren see their mutual project vastly differently. While McLaren needs results quickly, for instance, Honda may be happily chipping away at a...
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