Helmut Marko feels there is no reason why Red Bull cannot give Max Verstappen the car to fight for the 2019 World Drivers' Championship, even in their first season with... read more »

Japanese driver Nobuharu Matsushita is pushing Honda for him to make a return to the FIA Formula 2 next year, as he still aims to make it into Formula 1 in the near future. read more »

Red Bull is now so confident in the Honda package that it has set a target of making Max Verstappen Formula 1's youngest-ever world champion in 2019 read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is banking on Honda to deliver in 2019 and put Max Verstappen in position to challenge the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel... read more »

Max Verstappen is ready to thrown his name into the ring for a World title, he just needs a complete package from Red Bull and new-for-2019 engine supplier Honda. read more »

Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko says Honda will significantly close the gap to Ferrari and Mercedes in 2019, predicting that the team will be able to bridge the gap with their... read more »

With Red Bull showing just how strong its car is over a Mexican Grand Prix weekend where its engine deficit to Ferrari and Mercedes was reduced, Glenn Freeman is joined by... read more »

Marcus Ericsson will race in the 2019 IndyCar Series with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports alongside James Hinchcliffe. Ericsson will drive the #7 SPM Honda and will make his oval... read more »

Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost thought his team would have "much more problems" with Honda this season and backs the engine manufacturer to close further on its Formula 1... read more »

Christian Horner has been impressed with the recent progress made by Honda and admits the relationship Red Bull are experiencing with the Japanese marquee is already stronger... read more »

Max Verstappen says there is excitement at Red Bull about the potential of Honda for 2019 after the improvements made in recent races by sister team Toro Rosso. read more »

As Honda reverts to previous-spec engine, for the second successive race weekend, Pierre Gasly will start from the back of the grid. read more »

Gasly set for penalty pain as Honda shelve upgrade read more »

Honda are going to re-fit their Spec B engines to both Toro Rosso cars because of the high altitude at the Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

Gasly takes a new power unit as Honda reverts to an older-spec for the Mexico weekend. read more »

Honda will revert to its previous Formula 1 engine specification for the Mexican Grand Prix, with Pierre Gasly to start at the back for the second race in a row read more »

Honda reverts to previous spec PU, Pierre Gasly at the back read more »

Max Verstappen has tempered expectations for Red Bull in 2019, suggesting that he does not expect a switch to Honda to deliver a race-winning car from the off next year. Bull... read more »

Red Bull says its partnership with Honda is already "way stronger" than with Renault, as its excitement grows about what could be possible for 2019 read more »

Max Verstappen has admitted that he is "very excited" with how well the Honda power unit has progressed in the last few races. read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull is motivated to start working with Honda next year after seeing its "very promising" F1 engine gains in 2018. read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull are "very excited" about their prospects with Honda in 2019 amid the manufacturer's engine improvements. read more »

Any chance of Fernando Alonso racing full-time in IndyCar in 2019 now appears to be gone, but he could still make another one-off attack on the Indianapolis 500 with McLaren.... read more »

Max Verstappen believes Honda are progressing now that "they are doing their own thing" and not following orders from McLaren. read more »

Max Verstappen says he's now 'very excited' about what is possible with Honda next year after another strong performance from the Japanese manufacturer this weekend. read more »