Honda says it is still investigating a power unit issue which affected Fernando Alonso's running during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix. McLaren… read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Jonathan NEALE (McLaren), Yasuhisa ARAI (Honda), Luigi FRABONI (Ferrari), Paddy LOWE (Mercedes), Christian HORNER (Red Bull Racing) read more »

McLaren-Honda confirms it is working hard to persuade Jenson Button to stay with the team for 2016, rather than retire. read more »

McLaren says it is trying to convince Jenson Button to prolong his career in Formula 1, amid suggestions that the Briton is set to retire at the end of 2015. Button has spent... read more »

McLaren are hoping they've found a cure for their overheating gearbox problem and will test the fix during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday. The team headed... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he still has a "fantastic feeling" about life at McLaren but admits he and everyone else at the team deserve criticism for falling short of... read more »

Jenson Button has neither confirmed nor denied speculation he is set to retire from Formula 1 at the end of the season, insisting no decision has been made. The Briton is... read more »

Returning to F1 was never going to be easy for Honda, but it wasn't meant to be this difficult. As the Japanese brand arrives at its home circuit of Suzuka for the first... read more »

Fernando Alonso is not expecting a step forward in the McLaren-Honda package at the Japanese Grand Prix, but is still looking forward to tackling Suzuka in the MP4-30. read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren-Honda is still in its winter testing phase as the Formula 1 team's reliability and performance problems drag on read more »

Honda says it is realistic about its prospects ahead of its home race in Japan this weekend, following its problematic return to Formula 1 as McLaren's power… read more »

Honda has called for Formula One's engine regulations to be relaxed in order to allow it to catch up with the likes of Ferrari and Mercedes. Honda's return to Formula... read more »

David Coulthard says he wouldn't be surprised if Jenson Button announces his retirement at the end of the season following a difficult and frustrating season at McLaren.... read more »

Video: Honda's power unit development read more »

Eric Boullier demands McLaren Honda cures its reliability woes ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix and is bracing for another difficult race weekend read more »

Fernando Alonso says it will be "difficult" for McLaren to be competitive at the Japanese Grand Prix, the home race of engine supplier Honda. McLaren's troubled... read more »

Fernando Alonso expects another challenging experience this weekend in Japan for both himself and his under-powered McLaren-Honda team. View the original post at Fernando... read more »

Yasuhisa Arai and Christian Horner urge a look into the engine regulations to prevent it becoming a two-horse race between Mercedes and Ferrari. read more »

Jenson Button has strongly hinted he will announce the end of his 16-season Formula 1 career at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, conceding there is little... read more »

Fernando Alonso has likened McLaren-Honda's situation to still being in "winter testing", after he and team-mate Jenson Button retired with the same issue in… read more »

Jenson Button has conceded the McLaren-Honda partnership's lack of results this Formula 1 season is now starting to hurt read more »

Jenson Button's 16-year Formula 1 career could come to a close at the end of the current season according to various reports, which claim he'll make an announcement... read more »

Jenson Button has criticised Pastor Maldonado for his "strange" driving in the build up to their collision at the Singapore Grand Prix. McLaren-Honda driver… read more »

McLaren-Honda could face a shortfall in their 2016 budget according to Racing Director Eric Boullier due to their poor showing in 2015. View the original post at Boullier... read more »

Honda could be ready to supply another Formula 1 team with engines from the start of 2017, according to McLaren racing director Eric Boullier read more »