Mansour Ojjeh likens the break-up between McLaren and Honda to a marriage with irreconcilable differences, but he is happy the engine supplier will remain in Formula 1 in 2018. read more »

Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne both feel the McLaren-Honda car will fare better at the Circuit of The Americas, with the former hoping that a points finish is an... read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa has said there are people within the team who have not been impressed with Fernando Alonso's attitude - but he can personally understand his... read more »

Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa acknowledges that their 2018 partnership with Toro Rosso will mean less pressure, at least from the outside. read more »

After three years of woe with McLaren, Honda is looking at improvements to the reliability and performance of their power unit ahead of their new partnership with Toro Rosso in... read more »

Honda's Yusuke Hasegawa says there is less pressure externally looking ahead to 2018 as it prepares for a new partnership with Toro Rosso. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa says that Honda are now catching up to the other engine suppliers. read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa believes the Japanese manufacturer are getting "very close" to matching Renault in terms of engine power. read more »

Honda is "very close" to matching Renault level of performance with its Formula 1 engine, says the Japanese manufacturer's project leader Yusuke Hasegawa read more »

The Honda boss insists the McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team will continue to push, despite their relationship coming to an end of the season. read more »

The Racing Director looks back at the final Japanese Grand Prix of the McLaren/Honda partnership ahead of their 2018 move to Renault power. read more »

Honda would rather Pierre Gasly contest the United States GP than challenge for the Super Formula title even though it means they'll lose it to Toyota. read more »

Pierre Gasly's participation in the United States Grand Prix later this month remains uncertain as the finale of the Super Formula championship takes place on the same... read more »

Honda says its priority is for Pierre Gasly to race in the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, even if that means it will sacrifice the chance to win the Super Formula title read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa says he is "very ashamed" that Fernando Alonso was hit with a grid penalty for yet another engine change, and at Honda's home race. read more »

Fernando Alonso does not expect miracles for McLaren-Honda at Suzuka on Sunday starting last on the grid. read more »

Honda Formula 1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa says he is "ashamed" by the grid penalty Fernando Alonso has incurred for McLaren-Honda's home race in Japan read more »

We sat down with McLaren Honda driver and 2009 World Champion, Jenson Button on a very wet Friday afternoon in Suzuka. Watch as JB talks about his Japanese Grand Prix win in... read more »

Honda's home race weekend takes a fresh blow as Alonso is forced to take a new power unit for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hit with a 35-place grid penalty at the home Japanese Grand Prix of McLaren's engine partner Honda. read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- Fernando Alonso will receive a 35-place grid penalty at the Japanese Grand Prix after McLaren-Honda was forced to change his car's power unit overnight.... read more »

Fernando Alonso is set to receive a 35-place grid penalty and start the Japanese GP from last after McLaren-Honda made more engine component changes. read more »

Fernando Alonso will receive a 35-place grid penalty for the Japanese Grand Prix, after McLaren-Honda broke curfew to change his Formula 1 car's engine. read more »

Representatives from Renault, Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda, Haas and Williams field questions in Friday's FIA press conference. read more »

Fernando Alonso says Honda "starting from zero" every year was the main reason it failed to deliver a competitive Formula 1 engine for McLaren read more »