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McLaren's Brown not admitting Honda regret

Nov.30 McLaren supremo Zak Brown is refusing to say whether he regrets splitting with the team's former works engine supplier Honda. After three dismal years together following Honda's return to Formula 1 in 2015, Brown and fellow executives signed up instead for a customer Renault deal. However, although McLaren has upped its game considerably and is now regarded as 'best of the rest' in 2019, Red Bull scooped up the works Honda deal and is now winning races and targeting the title for 2020. When asked if there is any regret about dumping Honda, Brown said in Abu Dhabi: "Look, I think, first of all, congratulations to Honda. It's great that they're going to be staying in the sport....
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