Yusuke Hasegawa says the Hungarian Grand Prix marked the first Formula 1 race weekend in 2017 where Honda was not plagued by reliability concerns. The Japanese manufacturer has endured a miserable start to the F1 season, with a lack of power and poor reliability threatening its partnership with McLaren. But Honda has gradually made progress, with McLaren scoring points for the first time this term in June's Azerbaijan GP and then its first double points finish of 2017 in Hungary. Honda motorsport chief Hasegawa had expected to perform strongly at the Hungaroring, given the circuit's tight and twisty layout, but he was particularly pleased to have got through the weekend without any...
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