Honda: “FP2 data indicates that vibration countermeasures are starting to work”
The words of Shintaro Orihara, head of Honda engineers, at the end of a difficult Friday for the Aston Martins
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As expected, the two Silverstone cars hardly saw the track due to Honda engine problems.
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The Silverstone team’s problems continue, which do not only concern the car’s vibrations but also the power unit
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