McLaren's MP4-29 could be Honda powered before the end of the season according to racing director Eric Boullier. The Frenchman says the team are considering swapping out... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier admits the team could test a Honda engine at the final in-season test of the year in Abu Dhabi read more »

McLaren is considering testing with a Honda-powered car during Formula 1's final post-race test in Abu Dhabi in November read more »

British Grand Prix organisers have announced that race fans will have access to the centre of the circuit for the first time since 2003. Fans will be able to access the north... read more »

Ayrton Senna. Even those who have never seen him race, indeed many of those who have never seen any race, are well aware of his towering legend.  Britain however was... read more »

Eric Boullier has denied that the arrival of Honda engines in 2015 is distracting McLaren from getting the job done in 2014 read more »

Honda have revealed that McLaren will be the only team that will be supplied with power units in the 2015 season, although the Japanese manufacturer haven't ruled out... read more »

Honda says there are no plans to supply its new power unit to teams other than McLaren, although motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai has not ruled out further customers in the long term. read more »

Honda has confirmed that it will only supply one team with engines when it returns to the sport in 2015, McLaren. read more »

Representatives from all three engine manufacturers convened on Friday in the Chinese Grand Prix paddock to discuss ways of increasing the noise from the new V6 power units.... read more »

Friday FIA press conference from China with Pat Fry (Ferrari), Charlie Whiting (FIA), Yasuhisa Arai (Honda), Andy Cowell (Mercedes AMG HPP), Rob White (Renault Sport F1) read more »

Honda's Yasuhisa Arai says that the Japanese manufacturer has no plans to supply power units to a second team when they return to the sport next season. read more »

Today's press conference with Yasuhisa Arai (Honda), Andrew Cowell (Mercedes), Pat Fry (Ferrari), Rob White (Renault Sport) and Charlie Whiting (FIA). read more »

Honda has no plans to supply more than one team in 2015 when it returns to Formula 1, according to Honda's head of motorsport, Yasuhisa Arai. The Japanese company... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso will face the media on Thursday in China while the FIA and Honda take over on Friday... read more »

In a rare move, Charlie Whiting will participate in this Friday's technical press conference in Shanghai. read more »

Pitpass partner Memento Exclusives, unveils the latest addition to its 'Upcycled' range of F1 memorabilia, the stunning Honda Exhaust Lamp. read more »

Is the F1 fan base more disputatious than it used to be? Maybe, though equally in times gone by there were far fewer opportunities than there are now to register disapproval.... read more »

Daniel Chalmers takes a look at each driver and their chances as we head into what could be one of the hardest seasons to predict. #01 Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) Vettel proved... read more »

Red Bull has no plans to switch from Renault power to another engine supplier according to the manufacturer's president, Jean-Michel Jalinier. The Frenchman insists... read more »

McLaren's Ron Dennis insists the team will have a title sponsor for the 2014 season, but it won't appear until after the first few races. The Woking outfit split with... read more »

Mercedes chairman Toto Wolff has warned McLaren that it can expect a different relationship once the season starts in Australia. The Woking outfit will switch to Honda power... read more »

Mercedes has warned McLaren that it faces being treated as a full-on competitor rather than engine partner this year, ahead of the Woking-based team's switch to Honda... read more »

Honda's new power unit facility in Milton Keynes is expected to be up and running by June, the company confirmed. Whilst the engines will be designed in Japan, at a new... read more »

Honda says it is making "steady progress" with its Formula One programme and will have its dynamo and assembly facilities up and running in the UK by June this year read more »