Seidl happy with Renault engine after Honda’s win

The Japanese manufacturer made their return to Formula 1 back in 2015 when they partnered with McLaren.

But the two parted ways from their cooperation at the end of 2017 after a few seasons of struggle and issues, with McLaren opting to use Renault as their engine supplier.

After Honda were dropped by McLaren they made a deal to supply engines to Toro Rosso from the 2018 season and proved themselves enough for Red Bull to use them this year, ultimately being successful winning the Austrian Grand Prix with Max Verstappen.

Seidl was happy for Honda with their first win in 13 years but is focused on the job with McLaren’s partnership with Renault.

Seidl said (quote by PlanetF1): “It’s great to see a new winner in Formula 1, not just for Honda but for Formula 1 as a whole.

“To be honest, that’s before my time so it’s not my concern.

McLaren have seen some of their best success in the past couple of races with Lando Norris qualifying fifth and finishing sixth and Carlos Sainz in eighth in Austria.