Why McLaren had to divorce Honda read more »

Honda is not planning any Formula 1 engine components changes on Stoffel Vandoorne's car that will incur a penalty for this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix read more »

The FIA may be trying to play matchmaker this weekend in Singapore, putting McLaren and Renault in the same Friday press conference and Honda and Toro Rosso in the other. read more »

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has blamed McLaren for its failed partnership with Honda and said the team is unlikely to be any happier with Renault, ahead of an engine... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says McLaren-Honda partnership failed because Woking outfit wouldn't work with Japanese manufacturer. read more »

Formula 1 chairman emeritus Bernie Ecclestone has pointed the finger of blame at McLaren for its split from Honda read more »

Leading figures from McLaren, Renault, Honda, Toro Rosso and Red Bull have all been selected to participate in this weekend's Friday Press Conference at the… read more »

As we await official news on Honda's future F1 plans, Chase Carey insists Japanese manufacturer appears committed to the sport. read more »

McLaren will be no happier with Renault than Honda, ahead of the team's impending switch of engine supplier, according to Formula 1 Chairman Emeritus Bernie… read more »

Although Bernie Ecclestone is happy that Fernando Alonso will stay on at McLaren, he reckons the McLaren-Renault partnership won't be any smoother than that with Honda. read more »

McLaren will switch from Honda to Renault engines from the 2018 season, sources have confirmed to Sky Sports News. read more »

McLaren's expected divorce from Honda will be confirmed this weekend in Singapore as the "dominoes" begin to fall. read more »

McLaren has reached agreement with Honda to be released from their partnership and switch to Renault power from the 2018 Formula 1 season, Autosport has learned read more »

McLaren's impending switch from Honda to Renault power is only a "short-term fix" and may not be the right move for the former world champions, according to this... read more »

Former world champion, Niki Lauda, has stated that Fernando Alonso's decision to leave Ferrari and join McLaren-Honda was based entirely on money. read more »

The end of McLaren and Honda's disastrous Formula One partnership appears to be imminent. The future of McLaren's relationship with Honda has been in doubt for much... read more »

"Hopefully we can provide the drivers with a good package so they can be in the hunt for much-needed points." read more »

The Formula 1 engine/driver web involving McLaren, Honda, Toro Rosso and Carlos Sainz Jr will impact the driver market beyond just next season read more »

With Singapore likely offering McLaren-Honda their best chance of points in the latter half of this season, racing director Eric Boullier says there is "everything to play... read more »

The Head of Honda's F1 Project expects a more competitive weekend in Singapore for McLaren than they had in either Belgium or Italy. read more »

The Spaniard expects a much more competitive weekend in Singapore and believes points should be possible, providing no reliability issues befall the McLaren Honda driver. read more »

McLaren waiting on confirmation from Honda as to whether Stoffel Vandoorne faces Singapore grid penalty. read more »

McLaren is still waiting for news from Honda on whether Stoffel Vandoorne will escape an engine change penalty at this weekend's Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is facing another grid drop at the Singapore Grand Prix with McLaren-Honda mulling over whether to introduce yet more new engine parts. read more »

Uncertainty over a gearbox supply prompted Sauber to cancel their Honda partnership, according to Frederic Vasseur read more »