Fernando Alonso says he's ready for the 2018 F1 season opener despite missing the majority of track time due to an oil leak with his McLaren. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he has "zero" concerns about McLaren's ongoing reliability problems in pre-season testing. read more »

Another day, another reliability problem; but McLaren insists it does not have a fundamental design issue with its new car. read more »

McLaren insists the various reliability problems that have struck its Formula 1 car during the second week of pre-season testing are unrelated and not indicative of a flawed... read more »

Renault's Bob Bell, has dismissed claims that there is an inherent issue with its batteries, insisting that it is better yesterday's faults happened in testing than... read more »

McLaren insists its ongoing issues during pre-season testing are not a cause for concern. read more »

Mercedes duo encouraged by W09 reliability read more »

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel topped the opening day of the final pre-season test as McLaren lost more mileage to reliability issues. read more »

Sebastian Vettel was quickest ahead of Valtteri Bottas on the opening morning of the final pre-season test, but McLaren's reliability issues returned as they were limited... read more »

Honda reliability not a surprise says Toro Rosso's James Key read more »

Red Bull Team Boss Christian Horner says he is concerned by Renault's focus on reliability on their engines ahead of the 2018 Formula 1 season. read more »

Renault: Focus on reliability will aid performance read more »

Brendon Hartley says Toro Rosso's new Honda-powered Formula 1 car enjoyed a "perfect day" of reliability on its full testing debut at Barcelona read more »

Brendon Hartley has revealed Honda wants ‘no reliability issues’ over the first part of the 2018 F1 season and has given a glowing report. read more »

Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley hails 'perfect' Honda reliability on opening F1 test day read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he is concerned Formula 1 engine supplier Renault will start the 2018 season in a compromised specification for reliability read more »

Honda will focus on reliability over performance with its first race specification engine for the 2018 Formula 1 season, Autosport has learned read more »

Gene Haas has said he has no reliability concerns ahead of the 2018 season read more »

Renault and their customers, Red Bull and McLaren, won't be able to use their power units to their full capacity at the start of this season with Renault opting to focus... read more »

Renault will not unleash the full potential of its Formula 1 engine for the 2018 season's early grands prix because it wants to take a zero risk approach to reliability read more »

American outfit looking for reliability and consistency as it reveals test plans. read more »

Renault believes that only a "fresh approach" will produce the reliability steps it needs to move forward in the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

Gene Haas says he has no concerns about reliability ahead of the reduction to three engines for the longer 2018 F1 season. read more »

McLaren chiefs have revealed they're confident that new engine supplier Renault will provide an engine that is both powerful and reliable to compete with. read more »

Toro Rosso's technical director believes that the reliability of the Honda power unit can make or break their season. read more »