McLaren leave Honda’s home race empty-handed


Formula One F1 - Japanese Grand Prix 2017 - Suzuka Circuit, Japan - October 8, 2017. McLaren's Fernando Alonso of Spain in action. REUTERS/Toru Hanai

SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Honda’s last home Japanese Grand Prix as McLaren's engine partners ended without a point for the third year in a row on Sunday.

Double world champion Fernando Alonso put on a characteristically dogged drive through the field to finish 11th but was handicapped from the start by a 35-place engine-related grid penalty.

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