McLaren and Honda made their Formula 1 split official last week, with the team joining forces with Renault for 2018 read more »

Honda's motorsport chief Masashi Yamamoto says that McLaren are stuck in their ways, and don't adapt to change. read more »

It may not be the start of the blame game but Honda have stated that McLaren found it "hard to adapt to change" during their three-year partnership. read more »

With McLaren having resolved their engine situation, dropping Honda in favour of Renault, Fernando Alonso is hopeful of securing a new deal with the Woking team. read more »

Honda compares McLaren to French cuisine, Toro Rosso to stew read more »

Honda boss Masashi Yamamoto uses food analogy to compare McLaren and new partner Toro Rosso. read more »

Honda's motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto believes McLaren is a "systematic" company which can struggle to adapt to change, and is hopeful Toro Rosso will be… read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team is a "systematic" company that finds it hard to adapt to change, according to Honda motorsport chief Masashi Yamamoto read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Formula 1 will be back to "normality" for him in 2018 when Renault powers McLaren rather than Honda read more »

MARINA BAY, Singapore -- Fernando Alonso believes McLaren had an opportunity to score its first podium, and potentially win, of the Honda era without being caught up in the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested only Honda would be able to supply them with engines from 2019 and until new regulations are introduced for 2021. read more »

With the separation of McLaren and Honda now official, The Autosport Podcast explains what made this Formula 1 match made in heaven into a nightmare read more »

The German will start seventh on the grid in Singapore after overcoming the challenge of McLaren Honda duo Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne in qualifying. read more »

MARINA BAY, Singapore -- Fernando Alonso says it would feel as though "normality" had been restored, should McLaren become competitive again in 2018. Since partnering... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown says the team are "very confident" Fernando Alonso will stay for 2018 following their split from Honda to partner Renault. read more »

Fernando Alonso expressed satisfaction at McLaren-Honda's qualifying performance in Singapore but says the team must now "complete the job" by scoring… read more »

Fernando Alonso is ready to go all-out attack at the Marina Bay circuit on Sunday as McLaren-Honda set their sights on a double-points finish. read more »

The many strands of the saga around McLaren's divorce from Honda came together on Friday in Singapore and the repercussions will continue for years to come read more »

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his surprised that the McLaren-Honda relationship lasted as long as it did before the Woking team officially announced their divorce on Friday. read more »

F1 CEO Chase Carey is "pleased" that a conclusion has been reached between teams and engine suppliers and stated the importance of Honda remaining in the sport. read more »

MARINA BAY, Singapore -- Lewis Hamilton hopes his former team McLaren can make a fresh start when it switches from Honda power to Renault in 2018. On Friday in Singapore,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he surprised his former team McLaren's split with Honda in Formula 1 didn't happen sooner read more »

“We will be working hard to re-design the PU installation to ensure that this has minimal effect on the ongoing development work for 2018." read more »

Zak Brown stresses McLaren's three-year deal with Renault is not a short-term fix to make up for the ground lost with Honda. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has revealed that doubts about their relationship with Honda began as early as pre-season in Barcelona. read more »