Verstappen faced a late drama ahead of the Hungaroring race when the power unit he had been scheduled to run had to be replaced on Saturday night after Honda detected problems... read more »

Red Bull fears it will have to scrap Sergio Perez's Honda power unit from the Hungarian Grand Prix, after it was involved in a first-lap incident. Perez was eliminated... read more »

Red Bull's lead in both Championships has vanished after being wiped out for the second race running, and Honda are not happy. read more »

Red Bull has fitted a new power unit to Max Verstappen's car after engine supplier Honda detected a potential issue it believes is linked to Verstappen's high-speed... read more »

Honda has replaced Max Verstappen's power unit ahead of Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix due to concerns after an anomaly was discovered following qualifying. read more »

The Dutchman had been using the same engine that he had crashed at the British Grand Prix a fortnight ago so far during the Hungaroring weekend.Having undergone checks at... read more »

Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen will race with a fresh internal combustion engine after the team's Japanese engine supplier Honda detected a reliability problem on... read more »

Honda has revealed that having detected an issue overnight it has opted to change the engine in Max Verstappen's car. read more »

Max Verstappen will take his third and final power unit of the F1 season for today's Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen has had a new engine fitted ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix following a post-qualifying investigation by Honda. read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has taken on with a new power unit ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix after Honda discovered issues with the previous engine post-qualifying. At... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen is set to use his power unit that powered his car during his 51G impact at Silverstone after Honda did not find any serious damage on Friday. read more »

Max Verstappen will continue running his Silverstone engine in Hungary with Honda happy with the reliability after Friday's practice. read more »

Having run it without issue in FP1, Honda has given Max Verstappen's Silverstone power unit the all-clear. read more »

Ferrari's latest engine is on a "par with Renault" but Fred Vasseur concedes Mercedes and Honda's PUs are still "miles ahead". read more »

Honda has confirmed that Max Verstappen's power unit did not suffer terminal damage during the crash at Silverstone two weeks ago. The Japanese manufacturer used the first... read more »

Honda has given Red Bull the green light to continue using Max Verstappen's power unit that was involved in his huge Silverstone shunt at Formula 1's Hungarian Grand... read more »

Verstappen was involved in a high-profile accident at Copse on the first lap of the British Grand Prix after contact with Lewis Hamilton, with the back of his Red Bull... read more »

In the wake of the Dutchman's high-speed accident at Silverstone a fortnight ago, there had been concerns that the engine would be a complete write-off.Honda had to fly it... read more »

Despite carrying out a thorough analysis, Honda is yet to assess whether Max Verstappen's power unit from Silverstone crash is raceable in the remainder of the season. read more »

Honda will use the opening practice session on Friday to review the engine used by Max Verstappen at Silverstone. read more »

Honda have confirmed that the power unit Max Verstappen ran at the British Grand Prix will be used in the first free practice session at the Hungaroring. read more »

Red Bull will test out Honda's power unit involved in Max Verstappen's crash at Silverstone during opening practice for Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Honda has confirmed that it will run the power unit involved in Max Verstappen's Silverstone crash during opening practice in Hungary on Friday. Red Bull driver Verstappen... read more »

Honda felt obliged to accept Red Bull's request for the 2022 engine due to their "huge appreciation" towards Helmut Marko and Franz Tost. read more »