mrluke wrote:Disagree. In 2014, the first year of the current regs Mclaren had the best PU and were nowhere. In monaco the track least affected by the PU, Mclaren were nearly 2 seconds behind pole.dren wrote:I don't think that is needed. It is pretty obvious the Honda lump is the worst of the bunch. It's made huge strides over last year, but still down a bit on power over a range of fuel settings.mrluke wrote:It would be good to get the Honda PU in another car rather than just Mclaren. Really difficult to judge where it sits against the competition and would surely help Honda develop the PU by doubling the number of miles it does each season.
Once Honda produces a top PU, the car will probably be nipping at Ferrari, fighting with Williams.
Can we really say that the Honda PU is demonstrably worse than say Renault?
But even so, doubling the mileage for the PUs each weekend would surely aid development?
How does 2014's car matter here? 2014 was different. I don't think that's a discussion for this thread so I am not going to go further into it. But 2014=/=2016. It's a different car and a much better one at that.
And yes, Honda's PU is "demonstrably" worse than Renault and even last year's Ferrari PU. It being worse than last year's Ferrari PU is just proved by Hasegawa saying that the ICE was in Australia had same output as in 2015 Abu Dhabi. (yes!) and in 2015 Abu Dhabi Ferrari's ICE was almost as good as Mercedes'.