Fernando Alonso has explained his outburst during the 2015 Japanese Grand Prix, admitting that his criticism of Honda wasn't meant to go public. read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted he regrets that his infamous 'GP2 engine' comment. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he does regret his infamous "GP2 engine" comments regarding the Honda PU, but insists it was a "private" conversation. read more »

Fernando Alonso admits that he regrets some of the comments he made while driving for McLaren-Honda where he was persistently critical of the Honda power unit over the team radio. read more »

Fernando Alonso has expressed regret about his famous "GP2 engine" outburst against Honda during his disappointing return to McLaren. read more »

Emerging from the ashes of Honda, the Brawn GP team took the Formula 1 world by storm after 2009's significant technical overhaul, winning both titles. Giorgio Piola and... read more »

Red Bull says Honda's "good increases" in power means it has "no more excuses" in terms of not being a competitive force in the 2020 Formula 1 title race read more »

Renault's head of its PU department, Remi Taffin, believes only Ferrari are ahead of Renault in the engine game with Honda bringing up the rear. read more »

Helmut Marko says that increased power from Honda's 2020 power unit means that Red Bull will have no excuse not to be competitive from the outset this season. read more »

Despite the performance gains achieved by Honda and Renault, the Japanese and the French manufacturer are yet to make inroads when in comes to the reliability and durability of... read more »

The Checkered Flag looks back at Aston Martin Red Bull Racing's 2019 Formula 1 season, their first with Honda power following their switch from Renault. read more »

Honda want to take the next step forward by not having to rely on a select number of circuits on the calendar to challenge for Formula 1 race wins. read more »

Honda wants to eliminate the variance in its Formula 1 engine's performance from circuit to circuit in 2020, in order to allow customer Red Bull to contend at every venue read more »

Helmut Marko admits that extending Max Verstappen's contract was as much about keeping Honda happy as keeping the Dutchman out of the clutches of Mercedes. read more »

Max Verstappen's new F1 deal with Red Bull highlights the faith he has in its project with Honda. Crash.net considers the rationale behind his decision.  read more »

Max Verstappen's relationship with Honda is similar to the one they had with Ayrton Senna, according to Masashi Yamamoto. read more »

Max Verstappen reminds Honda of a young Ayrton Senna, according to the Japanese manufacturer's F1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto. read more »

Honda's F1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto says their relationship with Red Bull's Max Verstappen is like seeing a "young Ayrton Senna". read more »

Honda's Formula 1 boss says Max Verstappen's relationship with the company is like seeing that of a young Ayrton Senna read more »

Honda F1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto has revealed that the supplier and Red Bull had hoped to win at the Monaco Grand Prix in 2019. read more »

Honda's F1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto says that their ability to hit targets throughout 2019 has built vital "trust" between themselves and Red Bull. read more »

Honda impressed Mercedes engine chief Andy Cowell in 2019, and he believes they're "way ahead" of Ferrari when it comes to development.  read more »

Mercedes engine boss impressed by Honda's improvement read more »

Honda's development has suitably impressed Mercedes this year, with the Silver Arrows' engine chief Andy Cowell pegging the Japanese manufacturer's 2019... read more »

Honda believes its ability to hit its engine targets in Formula 1 this season has been key to building mutual trust with its new partner Red Bull read more »