Honda will approach its latest F1 venture in a totally different way to previous projects, according to Koji Watanabe. read more »

The Dutchman cautioned recently that he felt that would be the case under the new regulations, noting that there would be a "massive development war" between the... read more »

Yuki Tsunoda set for Nürburgring debut in HONDA NSX GT3 Evo show event. The young star joins F1 legends for an exhilarating motorsport spectacle. read more »

The Japanese manufacturer recently announced an official return to F1 with Aston Martin for 2026, with it having originally intended to quit the series entirely so it could... read more »

The team is currently embarking on its Red Bull Powertrains project, which was formed in the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity back in... read more »

Yuki Tsunoda will join Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel at the Nurburgring in September, when he will become the youngest driver to take on the Nordschleife... albeit in a... read more »

AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda will be at the Nurburgring later this year as part of Red Bull's show at the historic venue. Tsunoda will drive the Honda NSX GT3 EVO around... read more »

Had Honda not been so hasty in quitting F1 in the first place, or been prompter in approving its return, then Red Bull would have had no need to do its own thing on the engine... read more »

With Audi and Honda swelling F1's ranks by committing to the sustainably fuelled turbo hybrid regulations from 2026, the significance of what is happening goes well beyond... read more »

Honda have revealed how a visit to the Aston Martin factory convinced them to partner up with the team for 2026 onwards amid interest from other teams. read more »

With Honda now confirmed at Aston Martin, seven teams either have an internal supply or a works partner, counting both RBR and AlphaTauri as recipients of the Ford-backed unit... read more »

Toto Wolff does not believe Aston Martin's planned switch to a Honda F1 works deal indicates that Mercedes' engine has declined.  read more »

The Silverstone squad - through its Force India, Racing Point and now Aston Martin guises - has used Mercedes power since 2009 to score one win, 14 podiums and two pole... read more »

Christian Horner has addressed his frustrations with Red Bull's split with Honda after the Japanese manufacturer confirmed their return to F1 with Aston Martin. read more »

Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack has asserted that Fernando Alonso was not involved in talks to sign Honda as its engine supplier. In 2026, Aston Martin will link up with... read more »

Sergio Perez has commented on Honda's return to F1 with Aston Martin, claiming that the Silverstone-based team are 'here to win'. read more »

Before the Monaco Grand Prix, weekend Honda announced it would return to F1 as a fully-fledged engine manufacturer by supplying works power units to Aston Martin from 2026,... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits that his squad wouldn't have established the 'Red Bull Powertrains' division if it knew Honda would return to Formula... read more »

Red Bull boss admits that it would never have contemplated building its own engines if it had imagined that Honda might reverse its decision to leave the sport. read more »

Honda announced its F1 exit in 2021 but agreed a deal to continue to supply its power unit for chassis partner Red Bull until the end of 2025 and the demise of the current... read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner says the team would "absolutely not" have set up their own engine division if they had known Honda were going to return to Formula 1. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has admitted that the team wouldn't have pursued their own engine project if they knew Honda were going to return to F1. read more »

Max Verstappen has called Aston Martin's new partnership with Honda a 'shame' as he lamented Honda's move away from Red Bull. read more »

Max Verstappen has aired his disappointment that Red Bull couldn't reunite with engine manufacturer Honda after they revealed their intention to compete under the new... read more »

Admitting that he "loved" working with Honda, Max Verstappen says it is "a shame" how the Japanese manufacturer's decisions have changed. read more »