Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda go into this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix, still in the hunt for fifth in the Constructors' standings after Gasly's superb seventh in Brazil. read more »

Honda's engine chief Toyoharu Tanabe cannot believe "what's going on and why" as Mercedes put Lewis Hamilton on a fifth ICE in Brazil. read more »

Honda F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe has conceded to being baffled by the plethora of Mercedes power unit changes in recent races. read more »

Honda's Formula 1 technical chief Toyoharu Tanabe says he "cannot believe" many engines Mercedes have gone through this season.  read more »

In an ironic twist, Honda's technical director, Toyoharu Tanabe has admitted "surprise" at the number of engine penalties the Mercedes power unit is incurring... read more »

Honda, who made headlines only a few years ago for Formula One power unit failures and grid penalties, expressed amazement on Friday at how many engines usually rock-solid... read more »

The Honda-powered Red Bull team are currently locked in a tight fight with Mercedes for the F1 titles, but recent races have been impacted by grid penalties for its German... read more »

Red Bull Racing Honda has announced a new partnership with reusable water bottle company Ocean Bottle to help prevent pollution of our ocean and lower the Team's... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin does not believe Honda had a better power unit package at high altitude at the Mexico City Grand Prix. read more »

The German manufacturer had arrived at the Mexico City race concerned that title rival Red Bull would have a significant performance advantage in both power and downforce... read more »

Both Tsunoda and Stroll are taking a fourth internal combustion engine, turbocharger and MGU-H for the event from their respective engine manufacturers Honda and... read more »

The demands of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, which sits over 2000m above sea level, have usually equalised engine performance as a result of the air being 25% less dense... read more »

Sergio Pérez's racing career properly began when he gave up everything in Mexico and moved to Europe as a teenager, completely alone. His road to F1 was far from certain... read more »

Will he stay or will he go? Honda's F1 boss, Masashi Yamamoto, won't talk about the speculation over a move to Red Bull. read more »

Toto Wolff says F1's call to penalise a fifth ICE change is an "anti-embarrassment regulation" from the Honda days. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has suggested the way grid penalties are skewed for repeat engine changes is an "anti-embarrassment regulation" based on... read more »

The Pembrey circuit in Wales isn't an obvious destination for a potentially career-making Formula 1 test. But for future sportscar ace Nicolas Minassian, the opportunity... read more »

Honda "really appreciated" Red Bull's gesture in allowing their F1 boss Masashi Yamamoto to collect the winning constructor's trophy in Austin. read more »

Acura held a regular presence in F1 at its North American races through the 1980s and 1990s, and last featured at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix on the visors of Honda's... read more »

Red Bull will bring the Acura name back to F1 with the North American high-performance arm of Honda replacing the Japanese manufacturer on the team's livery in Austin. read more »

Red Bull Racing and AlphaTauri will sport Acura branding on their Formula 1 cars at this weekend's United States Grand Prix. Acura is the luxury division of Honda, which... read more »

Honda's Masashi Yamamoto has predicted that Max Verstappen will win three of the final six races of the 2021 camapaign. read more »

Ahead of the highly anticipated United States Grand Prix, Sergio Perez took to the streets of Dallas' Harwood District in the RB7 marking his first ever show run for Red... read more »

Max Verstappen has said Red Bull's relationship with Honda is "much more integrated" than the team's time with Renault. read more »

Honda have made it clear that Red Bull Powertrains must develop any new 2026 power unit completely independently. read more »