By Phil Huff
April 30 2006
Honda Racing F1 won't be introducing a B-spec version of the RA106, but will rather continue with smaller incremental performance gains.
"I do not believe that we will build a B-spec car," explains Honda Racing F1 technical director Geoffrey Willis to F1Total.com. "At the end of the year, the car will be much faster and perform better, and will hardly resemble the car we have now but, nevertheless, it won't be a B-car..."
Honda have been testing new brake and traction control systems at Silverstone over the last week, along with some new aerodynamic parts that were introduced at San Marino, including the distinctive 'fox ears' on the top of the monocoque.
