Motor racing - McLaren can be resistant to change, says Honda boss


Formula One - Singapore Grand Prix 2017 - Practice - Singapore - September 15, 2017 McLaren's Fernando Alonso during practice REUTERS/Edgar Su

LONDON (Reuters) - Honda's motorsport head has portrayed former champions McLaren as 'systematic' and set in their ways as the Formula One partners prepare to separate at the end of the season.

McLaren are ninth of 10 teams in the constructors' championship and have directed much of the blame at Honda, whose engine has suffered embarrassing failures and is no match for rivals.

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