Honda eyes new technology for 2017

Honda indicatee that they could follow the technological lead of F1's other power unit makers.

Honda have indicated that they could follow the technological lead of F1's other power unit makers.

McLaren's Japanese works partner have made great strides in 2016, but the Honda unit is now the only one in pitlane not using so-called "pre-combustion chamber" or TJI technology.

Spain's AS said that the technology has been used by Mercedes since 2014, by Ferrari since mid-2015 and by Renault from Monaco this year.

"As an engine company, we are always looking for new technologies and the TJI is one of them," Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa said.

"It is an area we have studied that could be an option for the future, but we have not decided anything yet."

The 2016 championship continues with the Italian Grand Prix this weekend.

Nico Rosberg of Germany and Mercedes GP leads Sebastian Vettel of Germany and Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and Mercedes GP into the first corner during the Spanish Formula One Grand Prix at Circuit de Catalunya on May 10, 2015
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