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FIA contemplating Honda engine rule changes

The FIA is considering whether to make further changes to the current F1 engine development rules, following a meeting with Honda earlier this week. The Japanese manufacturer returns to Formula 1 this year as McLaren's power unit supplier, but believes the 2015 regulations are unfair. Recently the sport's governing body admitted that, due to the absence of a homologation date, current manufacturers Mercedes, Renault and Ferrari will be allowed to develop their power units throughout the 2015 season. However, Honda has been told that its V6 Turbo engine must be homologated by February 28, with development being frozen after that date. Honda will then receive tokens next year to develop its...
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