Anyway we will have definite clarification soon, i tweeted Mr. Brown about it.
Wo if anyone at the MTC hears him laughing hysterically today, that would be my fault. 
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Renault Sport Racing and McLaren Racing are pleased to announce they have agreed an engine supply partnership for the 2018, 2019 and 2020 seasons. The deal will see Renault Sport Racing supply McLaren with Formula 1 power units, while also establishing a close working relationship with McLaren’s engineers and technicians.
Wo if anyone at the MTC hears him laughing hysterically today, that would be my fault. #aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
My toughts as well....orange and black may change places on that livery from watch launch.jonnybgoode wrote:I feel like that livery from the we saw at the launch of the new watch looks like a cracked shell with orange waiting to explode from underneath it...
i hope not, that looks ugly.
The more important thing on this pic is the castrol logo!Manoah2u wrote:i hope not, that looks ugly.
The more important picture is the real photo of Vandoorne wearing Castrol sponsored gear.lio007 wrote:The more important thing on this pic is the castrol logo!Manoah2u wrote:i hope not, that looks ugly.
So no longer a rumour, the cats out the bag. I think they are saving this announcement for the launch.F1 » McLaren’s mooted Castrol switch ties closer links for Honda
It is suspected McLaren will switch oil and fuel supplier for the first time in over two decades which could provide Honda a closer working relationship with its potential new partner Castrol.
McLaren is rumoured to be acting quickly with a linkup with BP-owned Castrol for next season which may work to the advantage of its engine supplier Honda who already has strong connections to the British oil company.
Honda currently works with Castrol in MotoGP, with Cal Crutchlow's privateer LCR Honda team, as well as its factory efforts in World Superbikes and the World Touring Car Championship.
With oil partners working closely and directly impacting engine performance, it is believed Honda will support the switch – something which McLaren racing director Eric Boullier would allow despite not specifically referencing a mooted McLaren-Castrol tie-up which he refused to comment on in Mexico
“If you had to change technical partner like this which is very important I guess there would be enough time to allow a new partner to develop and start with the same base as you left,” Boullier said.
“Of course the fuel and lubricants are one of the most important elements for the power unit,” Honda boss Yuseke Hasegawa added.
Castrol has previously worked with McLaren in F1 between 1979-1980 and its last involvement in the sport ended in 2006 after a nine-year partnership with Williams. Castrol has also partnered Team Lotus, Brabham, Jaguar and Walter Wolf Racing in F1.
and no one of you guys realise i was not quoting that picture at all but the twitter post of Sean Bull ?RedNEO wrote:The more important picture is the real photo of Vandoorne wearing Castrol sponsored gear.lio007 wrote:The more important thing on this pic is the castrol logo!Manoah2u wrote:
i hope not, that looks ugly.
What?Manoah2u wrote:and no one of you guys realise i was not quoting that picture at all but the twitter post of Sean Bull ?RedNEO wrote:The more important picture is the real photo of Vandoorne wearing Castrol sponsored gear.lio007 wrote: The more important thing on this pic is the castrol logo!
Manoah2u wrote:and no one of you guys realise i was not quoting that picture at all but the twitter post of Sean Bull ?RedNEO wrote:The more important picture is the real photo of Vandoorne wearing Castrol sponsored gear.lio007 wrote: The more important thing on this pic is the castrol logo!
haha... Indeed. Sorry for that. Unhappy coincidence that Lucky posted the castrol-Image and right after that you quoted the seanbull-post from Lucky. 
