The FIA U-turn that caught Honda out ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix helped the Formula 1 engine manufacturer make an important breakthrough with the governing body in 2018 read more »

Honda Formula 1 boss Masashi Yamamoto says the manufacturer's "biggest change" in 2018 with Toro Rosso compared to its McLaren partnership was "much better... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes that, although he has complete respect for the Renault workers on the frontline in the garage, he ultimately believes his team, and the... read more »

Max Verstappen says it was never his intention to "put Renault down" with his criticism of the engine manufacturer throughout the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

Red Bull has extended its sponsorship by the Swiss watch manufacturer TAG Heuer until 2021 read more »

Red Bull is to continue its partnership with Swiss watch manufacturer, TAG Heuer, though the Honda engines will not be rebadged like their Renault predecessors. read more »

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer has confessed that the manufacturer seriously looked into the possibility of entering the Formula 1 arena within the next few years,... read more »

Aston Martin won't be entering Formula 1 as an engine manufacturer, saying Liberty's decision not to change the rules put them off. read more »

Formula 1, Pirelli, and the FIA have agreed a new, extended contract which will see the Italian manufacturer remain the sole provider of tyres for the teams through to 2023,... read more »

Formula One will retain the services of tyre manufacturer Pirelli as its sole supplier until the end of 2023. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff has pledged the manufacturer will "really go for broke" in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix now both titles have been secured read more »

Red Bull is "not lying" about the potential of Honda's F1 engine ahead of its switch to the Japanese manufacturer, says Max Verstappen.  read more »

Renault's chassis technical director Nick Chester says the French manufacturer is making "strong progress" with its 2019 Formula 1 challenger read more »

Thierry Koskas will replace Jerome Stoll as president of Renault Sport in 2019 as the French manufacturer looks to improve its F1 title aspirations.  read more »

The head of Renault's racing programme, Jerome Stoll, is due to be replaced by Thierry Koskas on January 1, 2019, as the French manufacturer continues its pursuit of a... read more »

Renault Sport Racing, the French manufacturer's racing arm, will have a new president next season as Thierry Koskas steps in to replace Jerome Stoll. read more »

Thierry Koskas will replace Jerome Stoll as president of Renault's sporting arm next year as the French manufacturer's bid to improve its Formula 1 project continues. read more »

F1 still hopeful over new 2021 manufacturer 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 »

The Checkered Flag sits down with INFINITI's Global Motorsport Director, Tommaso Volpe, in a two-part interview to talk about the Hong Kong-based manufacturer's... 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 »

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

Renault Sport Formula 1 president Jerome Stoll says the French manufacturer undertook an internal review after struggling in recent races to help it bounce back at Austin last... 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 »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has warned that increasing costs could result in a manufacturer being driven out of Formula One. read more »