Suzuka could have been the turning-point in Fernando Alonso's patience with the McLaren-Honda project after his outburst during the Japanese Grand Prix. That is the view of F1 legend Alain Prost, a figure closely associated with the glory days of the Anglo-Japanese partnership that was revived for 2015. But at Suzuka, within earshot of Honda's biggest company big-wigs, Alonso lost his patience very publicly, describing the Japanese-made ‘power unit' as akin to a 'GP2 engine' that is 'very embarrassing' to pilot. Frenchman Prost now sees serious trouble ahead and told Canal Plus, 'When you consider Fernando and his past, when he starts to sound like that, you know it's going to be...
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