For a brief while it was like the old Honda days... when around 40 laps into the French Grand Prix, a clearly seriously peed-off Fernando Alonso declared: "No brakes, no... read more »

Pierre Gasly says "question marks" remain over the reliability of Honda's updated-spec power unit following issues on both cars since its introduction in Canada. read more »

Honda chief Masahi Yamamoto says the company's new deal with Red Bull is the chance for it show what it is really capable of achieving in Formula One. read more »

Brendon Hartley is poised to start the French Grand Prix from the back of the grid after Honda confirmed it had to change all six components on his power unit following an... read more »

Aston Martin says the lack of a guarantee that Renault or Honda will commit to building Formula 1 engines from 2021 means it must still push on with its own power unit read more »

Brendon Hartley will start the French GP from the back of the grid after Honda elected to change the engine in his Toro Rosso. read more »

Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley is set to start at the back of Sunday's French GP grid after Honda were forced to change his car's power unit. read more »

Brendon Hartley is set to start from the back of the grid for the French Grand Prix after a new Honda engine was fitted to his Toro Rosso car. read more »

Brendon Hartley will take a grid penalty for the French Grand Prix after receiving a complete set of fresh Honda Formula 1 engine components read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says his team needed a "unique" relationship with its engine supplier, and that Renault having its own Formula 1 team was... read more »

Max Verstappen has hailed Red Bull's Honda deal as "exciting" and believes there is no reason to worry despite the engine maker's hitherto lack of... read more »

Brendon Hartley fears he will receive a grid penalty for the French Grand Prix after suffering a Honda engine problem during Formula 1's second practice session at Paul Ricard read more »

Pierre Gasly has revealed that he gave Red Bull some feedback ahead of the Milton Keynes-based team's switch to Honda power for 2019. read more »

Despite two separate manufacturers in the Red Bull team name next year, Aston Martin has no issues about the presence of Honda despite a possible confusion of brands. read more »

Carlos Sainz reckons Red Bull's decision to swap to Honda power won't affect his future either with Red Bull or Renault. read more »

Max Verstappen says the prospect of Honda designing its Formula 1 engine entirely around the requirements of Red Bull and Toro Rosso gives him faith in his team's 2019... read more »

Max Verstappen insists he is not worried about Red Bull's decision to switch to Honda F1 power units next season. read more »

Fernando Alonso is not surprised by Red Bull's announcement that they'll race Honda engines next season, nor is he willing to analyse it. read more »

Red Bull title sponsor Aston Martin says the Formula 1 team's switch to Honda engines for the 2019 season has caused no concerns about brand confusion read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. doubts Red Bull's newly-announced engine deal with Honda for 2019 will have any bearing on his future, with the team's option on him for next season... read more »

Sainz Jr.: Red Bull/Honda deal changes nothing for my future read more »

Red Bull asked junior driver Pierre Gasly for feedback on his Honda F1 engine before making the decision to switch from Renault power units for 2019.  read more »

Max Verstappen has applauded Red Bull's decision to swap to Honda engines, adamant he is not worried about all the problems Honda have suffered in the past few years. read more »

Max Verstappen says he has full faith in Red Bull's decision to switch from Renault power to Honda next season. read more »

Renault drivers Carlos Sainz Jr and Nico Hulkenberg believe the Formula 1 manufacturer will not miss Red Bull as a benchmark when it switches to Honda power next season read more »