Suffering a poor weekend at their home race in Japan, McLaren-Honda boss Eric Boullier is hoping to have a much more fruitful weekend in Austin. read more »

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has given his team 5 out of 10 for its performance this season, but is already confident it will make a step forward in 2017. After struggling in 2015... read more »

Honda s rivals are pleased to see the Japanese squad make vast improvements from 2015 and feel it's healthier for the sport to have stronger competition read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa is optimistic that Stoffel Vandoorne's experience with the manufacturer in Japan this year will be positive for the operation in… read more »

Incoming McLaren-honda driver Stoffel Vandoorne revealed he is not afraid of partnering with someone as prestigious as Fernando Alonso next year. read more »

Surely the biggest under-achievers of the Japanese GP weekend was the McLaren-Honda team, a particularly unfortunate turn of events upon Honda's very own circuit. read more »

Honda's token for an improved engine development was fewer than expected as it was ruled that it was for reliability reasons. read more »

McLaren-Honda complete a disappointing second home Grand Prix with neither of their drivers finishing in the top ten. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier feels Honda's Formula 1 engine rivals will "plateau" in terms of development, helping the Japanese manufacturer to continue... read more »

Admitting the Japanese Grand Prix was rather underwhelming, Fernando Alonso said that it was disappointing to not be competitive at Honda's home race. read more »

Fernando Alonso described McLaren-Honda's lacklustre performance in the Japanese Grand Prix as a 'negative surprise' after a run of good results. read more »

Jenson Button was left to rue what he labelled as a "horrific" home race for McLaren-Honda, after he and teammate Fernando Alonso struggled in Sunday's Japanese... read more »

McLaren's disappointing performance at Honda's home grand prix at Suzuka on Sunday was a "nasty surprise" according to double Formula 1 world champion... read more »

Failing to score a single point at Honda's home grand prix, Jenson Button concedes it was a "pretty horrific" Japanese Grand Prix for McLaren. read more »

Jenson Button will start last at the Japanese Grand Prix after Honda decided to fit an updated power unit to his car and incurred a 35-place penalty. Honda's original plan... read more »

Jenson Button will start Sunday afternoon's Japanese Grand Prix from the back of the grid, with McLaren engine partner Honda electing to replace his power unit… read more »

Jenson Button is set to start at the back of the grid for the Japanese Grand Prix, after being handed a 35-place grid penalty for changing Formula 1 engine components read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa insists everything is still being done to improve the fortunes of the McLaren-Honda partnership after a disappointing display in qualifying for the Japanese... read more »

Eric Boullier expects the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday to be as tough for McLaren-Honda as qualifying after a disappointing display on Saturday. read more »

After qualifying down in fifteenth on Saturday, Fernando Alonso admitted to be disappointed to be so low on the grid at the home of engine suppliers Honda. read more »

McLaren's engine partners Honda admitted the performance of the team in Suzuka qualifying was a disappointment, with Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button to start well down... read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- McLaren-Honda's lack of competitiveness during qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix is not just down to the power unit's lack of power, according... read more »

Jenson Button expressed his disappointment of not making it out of Q1 ahead of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix but admitted McLaren-Honda expected it. read more »

McLaren-Honda has endured a tough weekend so far on its own territory. Fernando Alonso only qualified 15th while his team-mate Jenson Button could only grab the 17th starting... read more »

Fernando Alonso admits Suzuka has represented a "step backwards" for McLaren after he and Jenson Button were forced to settle for 15th and 17th on the grid. Honda... read more »