McLaren head to Honda's home race, the Japanese Grand Prix, knowing they are in for a difficult weekend as Suzuka is a very demanding track. The Woking-based squad had high hopes of finishing in the points in Singapore last week as engine power doesn't count too much on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, but they left the country empty handed as both Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button retired due to gearbox issues. They won't have any time to lick their wounds as we have back-to-back races and Alonso knows that it won't be an easy ride in Japan. 'Singapore is now behind us, but Suzuka will surely be a challenge,' the Spaniard said. 'Our car is well balanced and feels good to drive, but on a...
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