Honda has confirmed that it will return to Formula 1 in 2015 as engine supplier to McLaren read more »

The Honda motor company has confirmed it will return to Formula One as an engine supplier to the McLaren F1 team in 2015. In a press conference in Japan on Thursday, McLaren... read more »

Honda has confirmed that they will return to F1 in 2015. In a press conference in Tokyo, Honda’s CEO Takanobu Ito confirmed that the Japanese manufacturer will supply... read more »

An increasing amount of rumours from various sources are pointing to the return of Honda into Formula One. All known facts and expectations point to the Japanese firm supplying... read more »

Formula One teams face a massive 150 per cent hike in the cost of their 2014 engine supply when the sport switches to turbo-charged V6 power units. At present, engine supply to... read more »

Anonymous sources at Honda have told the news agency Reuters that the Japanese car manufacturer is set to return to Formula One with McLaren in 2015 read more »

After weeks of speculation, it is anticipated that Honda is on the verge of announcing its return to Formula One, albeit solely as an engine supplier. read more »

Japanese media reports suggest that Honda could be poised to confirm a return to F1 as an engine supplier in the near future - and possibly before the end of the... read more »

Honda is on the verge of announcing its return to Formula 1 as the engine supplier of McLaren, Japanese publication Nikkei has claimed. The agreement, set to begin in 2015,... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has refused to comment on reports that McLaren let their engine option with Mercedes lapse admits rumours of Honda's return... read more »

Amid claims that it has allowed its Mercedes option to lapse, McLaren is once again being linked to Honda power from 2015.     read more »

McLaren will surely be Honda-powered in 2015, according to Auto Motor und Sport correspondent Michael Schmidt. Reporting from Barcelona, he said McLaren has let a deadline pass... read more »

Renault Sport's Rob White has dismissed rumours that Honda and Toyota may be poised to return to F1 under the new engine regulations.     read more »

Renault Sport F1's deputy managing director Rob White says he doubts reports that both Honda and Toyota are planning to return to F1 by supplying new V6 engines. The two... read more »

Honda are reportedly planning a return to F1 in 2015. According to a Jiji Press report, Honda is reportedly working on Formula One engines for McLaren. The Japanese car... read more »

Mercedes will move to ensure that McLaren's knowledge of its 2014 engine is of no benefit to Honda should the team subsequently switch to the Japanese engine manufacturer read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has left the door open for a switch to Honda engines in 2015 after refusing to confirm that it will continue with Mercedes beyond next... read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will stick with Mercedes engines in 2014 amid talk that it might swap to Honda power in the coming years read more »

Jenson Button considered switching to Toro Rosso at the end of 2008, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has revealed. Ultimately, after Honda announced its shock departure... read more »

Following the success of a recent sale, our partners at Memento Exclusives have made a number of further Honda and BAR race suits available. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh reaffirms McLaren's commitment to Mercedes as its engine supplier amidst Honda reports read more »

Martin Whitmarash has not categorically denied reports McLaren could team up with former engine partner Honda for F1′s new turbo V6 era. It had been reported... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has reaffirmed to Sky Sports F1 that McLaren remain committed to current partners Mercedes until 2015 despite ongoing speculation about a possible return to... read more »

The recreation of an F1 powerhouse has been rumoured following Honda's expressed interest in the next set of engine regulations. read more »

Rumours that McLaren will switch to Honda engines in the next couple of seasons have emerged again, with Germany's Auto Motor und Sport saying it is a matter of when not... read more »