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McLaren-Honda must dominate, not just win - Dennis

McLaren's Ron Dennis has set his company's new partnership with Honda the highest of aims, not simply to win in Formula 1, but to dominate. The outfit has been going through difficult times recently having failed to finish inside the top two in the constructors' standings since 2011. In fact, it has finished a lowly fifth both last and this year. However the new partnership with Honda, which will see the team powered exclusively by the Japanese manufacturer's new hybrid-V6 engine, plus a recent restructure within the engineering department, brings hope that the team is now on the up. Dennis is however seeking a return to McLaren-Honda's last partnership when they won 15 of the 16 races in...
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