Honda's troubles in the heat of Bahrain showed no signs of easing on Tuesday when its Formula 1 testing programme was cut short by a reliability problem after just two laps. On the back of a troubled F1 weekend, where it suffered a run of failures with its MGU-H, Honda had hoped for better fortune during the two-day in-season test at Sakhir this week. But despite McLaren development driver Oliver Turvey managing to get out on track as soon as testing got underway, he was only able to complete two installation laps before being confined to the garage with a problem. Honda engineers had discovered a water leak in the Energy Recovery System, and there was no option but to make an engine...
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