Helmut Marko has revealed that Honda will continue to supply Red Bull's engines until 2025, ahead of the introduction of the new formula in 2026. read more »

Plot twist! Red Bull are now going to receive their engines from Honda's Japanese base until 2025, according to Helmut Marko. read more »

Honda ceased its official works involvement in the sport at the end of last season, and henceforth Red Bull is paying for its services, including the development of this... read more »

Former Honda boss, Masashi Yamamoto is act as a consultant to Red Bull Powertrains as the Austrian company prepares to build its own engines. read more »

Red Bull Powertrains will have a new consultant acting as a bridge between Red Bull and Honda after a key deal was struck... read more »

With Honda having pulled out of F1 last year, Red Bull is stepping up with its own powertrain division to take over running of the Japanese engines.And while during a... read more »

Honda boss Masashi Yamamoto said Max Verstappen's feedback was a big help to them in their quest for titles. read more »

Looking back over the highs and lows of Honda's latest period in Formula 1. Hopefully it's not the last! read more »

The Milton Keynes-based squad, which has set up its own engine facility in the wake of Honda's withdrawal from F1, announced a number of high-profile signings from... read more »

Red Bull Powertrains Technical Director Ben Hodgkinson has been cleared to join the company in May. Red Bull announced in April 2021 that it had recruited Hodgkinson from... read more »

Norman was one of the first key executive hires after Liberty Media officially acquired F1 in January 2017.Her appointment in the top marketing role was announced in June that... read more »

Masashi Yamamoto says Honda always wanted to win a title within three years of first linking up with Red Bull. read more »

Honda’s motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto believes that the Japanese manufacturer's departure from Formula 1 has come too early. In 2020, Honda announced that it would... read more »

Masashi Yamamoto believes Honda made a mistake by leaving Formula 1 at the end of the 2021 season, particularly after they helped Max Verstappen win the Drivers' Championship. read more »

If Honda are to return to Formula 1, Masashi Yamamoto says young employees of the company must pressure those at the top to do so. read more »

In October 2020 Honda announced it would pull the plug on its F1 programme after the 2021 season following seven years of supplying hybrid power units to first McLaren, and... read more »

Honda announced in October 2020 that it would pull out of F1 after the 2021 season, with partner team Red Bull moving the engine production in-house at its Milton Keynes campus... read more »

Honda's motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto says that he "hopes and expects" to see the Japanese manufacturer back in Formula 1 in the future. Honda exited the... read more »

Honda motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto is confident the Japanese manufacturer will make another Formula 1 comeback after leaving the sport at the end of 2021. read more »

Pierre Gasly says he is hoping that a team can spring a surprise and make a big leap forward due to the new technical regulations that are being introduced in Formula 1 this... read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted he's "sad" that Honda is leaving Formula 1 after it finally tasted championship glory with Max Verstappen and Red Bull in 2021. read more »

According to Helmut Marko, while some manufacturers are understood to have clawed back much of the performance loss down to the switch to E10 fuel, the 2022 Honda engine is... read more »

Red Bull Racing Honda has announced a new partnership with the cybersecurity leader Arctic Wolf set to enhance data protection at Formula 1 Grands Prix and beyond. read more »

Honda may have waved goodbye to Formula 1 at the end of the 2021 season, but they are still getting stuck in for 2022 it seems. read more »

Will we see Honda back in Formula 1 again one day? Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle thinks so... read more »