Honda says it has identified the cause of several IndyCar engine failures and will put a fix in place to ensure it doesn't remain a recurring issue this season. Honda has suffered a spate of failures this season, including three during the Indianapolis 500 which cost Formula 1's Fernando Alonso a shot at victory. Art St. Cyr, president of Honda Performance Development, said on Saturday that they had pinpointed the problem, but refused to specify exactly what had failed, but said a fix was in place and it would be rolled out gradually. 'There is no plan right now to do a wholesale change of our engines,' he told the official IndyCar website. 'Right now, it looks like [the failure]...
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