McLaren still hopes the "complicated" engine merry-go-round that could result in it swapping Honda for Renault engines for the 2018 Formula 1 season can fall into... read more »

McLaren's proposed switch to Renault power hinges almost entirely on Toro Rosso agreeing a deal with Honda as Renault say it is "almost impossible" to supply a... read more »

McLaren are believed to be on the brink of divorcing Honda as their engine partners. read more »

McLaren believes it is "very likely" Fernando Alonso will stay with the team in Formula 1 next year if it switches from Honda to Renault engines read more »

Red Bull F1 chief Christian Horner is receptive to a possible link-up between Toro Rosso and Honda, opening up a future engine option for the senior team. read more »

From Thursday to Sunday go behind the scenes and follow the team's Italian GP story. Subscribe and be the first to watch exclusive content from the Official McLaren... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne will take a grid penalty for the Italian Grand Prix after Honda decided to change his Formula 1 engine ahead of the race read more »

McLaren will not get Renault Formula 1 engines next year unless Toro Rosso switches to Honda, with insiders suggesting it is now too late for a fourth supply to be made available read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne says he was hampered in final qualifying at Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix, as his McLaren suffered a loss of power from its Honda engine read more »

Ross Brawn: We're trying to find a solution to keep Honda in F1 read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says he is ready to help Honda stay in Formula 1, if the Japanese manufacturer's future with McLaren cannot be resolved read more »

Toro Rosso-Honda: Everyone wins? read more »

MONZA, Italy -- McLaren executive director Zak Brown says his team faces a "complicated" decision as it chooses between Renault and Honda as its 2018 engine supplier.... read more »

Honda's motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto will arrive at Monza today after flying in from Japan following a key meeting for crunch talks with McLaren about their Formula 1... read more »

Honda Motorsport's Yusuke Hasegawa says that Fernando Alonso does not want to race with Honda unless progress is displayed in the upcoming races read more »

McLaren is closing in on a decision over its power unit supplier for 2018 after meetings with both Renault and Honda over the Italian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

McLaren says Honda's financial contribution to its Formula 1 team will not play a part in its decision on which engine to use in 2018 read more »

Although Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa says it is "very clear" that Fernando Alonso doesn't want to continue with Honda power into the future. read more »

It's fitting - if that's the right word - that Honda's name should continue to be mentioned in a less than positive manner here at Monza. Anyone with a long... read more »

Honda motorsport chief Yusuke Hasegawa says it is "very clear" that Fernando Alonso does not want to commit his future to the Japanese manufacturer, unless it… read more »

Fernando Alonso has rubbished suggestions that he has threatened to leave McLaren if it is forced to stick with Honda for the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

MONZA, Italy -- Fernando Alonso faces a 35-place grid penalty at the Italian Grand Prix after McLaren fitted the latest specification of Honda power unit to his car ahead of... read more »

Fernando Alonso is likely to start the Italian GP at the back of the field after receiving a 35-place grid drop thanks to more Honda engine penalties. read more »

Honda has confirmed that Fernando Alonso's grid penalty for the Italian Grand Prix will amount to 35 places, after the latest Spec 3.7 engine was fitted to his… read more »

Fernando Alonso has denied reports that he retired a healthy car in Spa and also the rumour that he has told McLaren to pick him or Honda. read more »