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 »

Hasegawa: Honda would benefit from having customer team read more »

McLaren-Honda have become the first team to pick up engine penalties in 2017 after Stoffel Vandoorne was hit with a 15-place grid drop in Russia for already exceeding engine... read more »

SOCHI, Russia -- McLaren-Honda will take the first engine penalty of 2017 after changing the major power unit components on Stoffel Vandoorne's car after FP1 in Russia.... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne's miserable start to the season with McLaren-Honda has continued after the Belgian received a 15-place grid penalty for the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is set for a grid penalty worth at least 15 positions after more Honda power unit woes lead to an MGU-H - TC change read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is set to take a grid penalty for Formula 1's Russian Grand Prix, after McLaren-Honda suffered more engine reliability problems in first practice read more »

McLaren-Honda driver Stoffel Vandoorne is moving closer to an engine-related grid penalty after taking on new power unit elements for this weekend's Russian… read more »

Fernando Alonso has insisted he is "super happy" with his F1 career to date, despite the ongoing frustration of McLaren-Honda's troubled form. read more »

Fernando Alonso says his Indianapolis 500 preparation has offered a "reset" amid McLaren-Honda's troubled start to the 2017 Formula 1 season read more »

McLaren-Honda was doing work it "should have been doing" in pre-season Formula 1 testing during last week's Bahrain session, Stoffel Vandoorne admits read more »

SOCHI, Russia -- Force India's Sergio Perez is convinced Ferrari and Renault have drawn level with Mercedes' once-dominant engine, which he feels now only has a clear... read more »

Sergio Perez believes Mercedes' engine advantage is no more, adding that it is only Honda's unit that they are ahead of. read more »

The McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team have insisted that they are not expecting anything special from Stoffel Vandoorne whilst the squad continue to suffer with PU problems. read more »

Honda Formula 1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa admits the fast-flowing, fuel-hungry nature of the Sochi Autodrom will make life tough for McLaren this weekend in Russia. read more »

McLaren and Honda are working tirelessly to turn their fortunes around. They will be hoping for a weekend free of unreliability, as enjoyed on the second day of testing. read more »

Ahead of his first oval test, Fernando Alonso has been settling in to his new office thanks to Honda's IndyCar simulator. read more »

Although the Sochi Autodrom holds good memories for Stoffel Vandoorne, he concedes McLaren-Honda's lack of straight line speed could be their undoing this weekend. read more »

Mercedes have been tipped to act as consultants to Honda in a bid to help them overcome their engine problems with McLaren. read more »

Honda could receive consultancy assistance from Mercedes to solve its current problems with its Formula 1 programme read more »

Honda is confident its solid day of testing in Bahrain last week offered the direction it needs to overcome its latest reliability issues. McLaren-Honda suffered a spate of... read more »