I made a post about some of his predictions from 2015 a while back.makecry wrote: ↑09 May 2026, 01:15Wazari is a name I have not heard in 10 years. He was wrong an awful amount of time to be a high ranking Honda insider but also sounded weirdly sincere.AR3-GP wrote: ↑08 May 2026, 19:53Wazari says the PU hasn't been run at full potential because the installation is not correct. So Honda/AMR are deceiving the system a little bit. They are not 10% out on the dyno. They have to detune it on the track to stop it from shaking itself to bits. That's not really what ADUO is for.
I don't believe in an ADUO system. They should open development for all manufacturers.
For a supposed insider his track record is way off and completely one sided. I have my doubts.Badger wrote: ↑27 Feb 2026, 16:10Some quotes from 2015 from Wazari (who has connections inside Honda).I also highly doubt McLaren will switch engine suppliers nor will it take Honda 4 to 5 years without a podium. McLaren Honda will be on the podium in 2016.I wouldn't be surprised if Honda holds off on the upgrades for Hungary and waits until after the summer break to introduce the upgraded PU. 70 to 80 HP is a big jump but I think the PU always had the capacity to produce the HP. However at these higher settings, reliability becomes a bigger issue.I know there are four basic tuning trims right now and they have been running at level 2 for the last two races. They are down about 90 HP in that trim in my opinion. I am told that level 4 trim should be equal or slightly higher than Mercedes' estimated output. Of course this is all hearsay and speculation.As I mentioned before, the folks at Sakura are very pleased with their latest ICE (2016) and think it lacks nothing in terms of power compared to Merc and Ferrari. They also think there is more power to be had from the ICE before official winter testing dates.
The expedited timelines and talk about tuning trims is very similar to what we hear today.
