Yusuke Hasegawa explains how problems integrating Honda's new engine concept with McLaren's MCL32 during testing sparked unseen issues. read more »

Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa has said the next generation of their engines will be based on the current architecture of their 2017 power unit. read more »

Honda has ruled out a complete overhaul of its power unit concept next year despite a disastrous opening half of the 2017 season with McLaren. For the first two years of its... read more »

McLaren-Honda's Stoffel Vandoorne concluded Pirelli's two-day wet-weather test at former French Grand Prix venue Magny Cours on Thursday. Pirelli is… read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the removal of Formula 1's token system has aided the manufacturer this season, and will continue to do so, as it bids to close… read more »

McLaren's decision to stay with Honda engines next year could be taken out of their hands, as the top two engine suppliers say they are not interested in supplying them. read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari are not interested in supplying Formula 1 engines to McLaren next season, Autosport understands, leaving Renault as its only alternative to Honda read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari "like us where we are"; that's the opinion of McLaren chief Zak Brown who has hinted the Woking team will stay with Honda next season. read more »

Despite another point-less race at Silverstone, Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa is "confident" that their Spec 3 engine has gone some way towards closing the gap. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa saw Stoffel Vandoorne finish just outside the points in eleventh on Sunday, while Fernando Alonso was forced to retire. read more »

I am definitely confident that we are closing the gap to the leaders so our speed of development is good..." - Yusuke Hasegawa. read more »

Fernando Alonso feels McLaren would be better off making an early decision on whether to breakaway from its current Honda deal. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hoping that McLaren-Honda will make a decision regarding next year's engine before the summer break. read more »

Honda has introduced a reliability update to McLaren's Formula 1 engine for British Grand Prix following a failure of the MGU-H in Austria read more »

The prospect of the Sauber-Honda deal going ahead in F1 2018 is just 50/50 as fresh talks between the two parties commence. read more »

SILVERSTONE -- Fernando Alonso's British Grand Prix grid penalty has risen to a combined 30 places after multiple component changes to his Honda power unit overnight.... read more »

Fernando Alonso is set to start from the back of the grid at the British Grand Prix after Honda fitted additional power unit elements to his MCL32, leading to… read more »

Fernando Alonso is set to start Formula 1's British Grand Prix from the back of the grid after Honda decided to change more components in the Spaniard's engine read more »

Fernando Alonso steels himself for grid penalties but is otherwise positive about the McLaren-Honda's pace during British Grand Prix free practice. read more »

SILVERSTONE -- Fernando Alonso will drop at least ten positions on Sunday's grid at the British Grand Prix after confirming he will use new power unit components this... read more »

Fernando Alonso is set for a host of engine-related grid penalties at the British Grand Prix, with Honda confirming that he has a five-place drop as it… read more »

New Sauber team boss Frederic Vasseur says "the Honda question" is the first issue he must face in his new job, amid reports the team's 2018 engine deal is... read more »

McLaren's Fernando Alonso will take at least a five-place grid penalty in the British GP - with Honda expecting the number to rise. read more »

Sauber is looking for the most competitive engine package possible in 2018, with Frederic Vasseur admitting there is a chance the deal with Honda could be scrapped before it... read more »

Fernando Alonso will move back to the spec 3 Honda engine, but will incur grid penalties in the process. read more »