It would appear that finally, much like British PM Theresa May said at the weekend, McLaren also feels that 'enough is enough'. However, unlike the British PM who will face enormous pressure to carry out her promise - assuming she is (re-)elected - McLaren's only concern is who it would get to supply its engines should it opt to part company with its Japanese partner. Despite giving Honda more than enough chances, it would appear that the Japanese manufacturer remains all at sea. Just two weeks after the smoke and mirrors Indy 500 excursion came to nought - courtesy of a Honda engine failure - McLaren has learned that the much anticipated performance update will not be ready this weekend....
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