Sauber F1 Team confirms, ahead of the Russian Grand Prix, a deal with Honda as its new technological partner from 2018. This extensive strategic and technological realignment... read more »

Formula 1 team Sauber will switch to Honda engines in 2018, ending an eight-year relationship with Ferrari. read more »

Sauber insists its switch to Honda engines is not a backwards step for the team, despite the Japanese manufacturer's current Formula 1 struggles. read more »

Sauber have confirmed that they will be switching to Honda power come 2018, saying it is a "huge honour". read more »

Sauber has confirmed it will run Honda engines in 2018, ending months of speculation about the Swiss team's plans for next season. The deal, which Sauber calls an... read more »

Sauber has confirmed that it is to switch from Ferrari to Honda power next season. read more »

Honda will supply Sauber with engines in the 2018 season after signing their first customer engine deal alongside McLaren partnership. read more »

Sauber to be powered by Honda from 2018 onwards read more »

Honda will supply Sauber with engines from the 2018 season onwards, it has been announced. More to follow. read more »

Sauber has confirmed it will ditch year-old Ferrari engines for a Honda customer supply for the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

Sauber has announced it will switch to Honda power units from the 2018 Formula 1 world championship. read more »

McLaren driver Fernando Alonso has continued his criticism of power unit supplier Honda, believing the MCL32 is giving away 2.5 seconds per lap on the straights… read more »

Fernando Alonso says Honda's power deficit cost McLaren 2.5 seconds per lap on Sochi's straights during qualifying for the Russian Grand Prix. Alonso qualified 15th... read more »

Fernando Alonso has once again lamented the lack of pace that the Honda engine produces but heaped praise on his own performance. read more »

Fernando Alonso claims McLaren is losing 2.5 seconds per lap on the straights of Sochi due to the power deficit of his Honda Formula 1 engine. read more »

Fernando Alonso feels "sorry" for team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne as Honda engine troubles have once again dealt the Belgian rookie a huge blow. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes it is "incredible" that McLaren Formula 1 team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne is already having to serve penalties, following another Honda engine... read more »

"He s a super-driver, a super-talent but he s having a difficult start of his Formula One career, so I hope he gets a lucky break..." read more »

Honda boss admits Japanese manufacturer is talking to other teams about engine supply, but won't name them. read more »

Facing his first engine penalty of this season at round four of the campaign, Stoffel Vandoorne says it was "just a matter of time" given Honda's reliability woes. read more »

Fernando Alonso casts a sceptical shadow on this weekend's Russian Grand Prix for McLaren, saying it won't get any engine update from Honda until Canada. read more »

Honda confident they will make 'good progress' mid-season read more »

Honda's Yusuke Hawegawa and McLaren's Matt Morris faced in the media in their respective FIA press conferences for the Russian GP weekend. read more »

Honda have not made a "complete mistake" with their 2017 engine; that's according to F1 project chief Yusuke Hasegawa. read more »

Honda confirms it is in talks with 'various teams' to broaden its engine supply portfolio, with Sauber expected to join McLaren in 2018. read more »