We dissect the McLaren-Honda partnership, looking at what should have happened, what did, and what it means for the team. read more »

The ink has barely dried on their divorce papers, but McLaren would happily return to Honda in the future and race with them again. read more »

Ferrari have ratcheted up their threat to quit F1 with Sergio Marchionne saying a post-2020 "divorce" could be followed by the sport's most famous team racing in... read more »

GPUpdate.net continues its team-by-team review with McLaren, which finally lost patience with Honda, as the marque's revised power unit concept led to a… read more »

Honda have overhauled their F1 management structure in the wake of their divorce from McLaren. read more »

The Formula 1 world titles have been wrapped up but it didn’t halt the usual paddock tales and intrigue which dominated the Brazilian Grand Prix. Haydn Cobb looks over another... read more »

McLaren co-owner Mansour Ojjeh has likened the Woking team's split from Honda to "irreconcilable differences in a marriage." read more »

Even after confirming its divorce from Honda, McLaren may not yet be out of the eye of the storm - and it is Zak Brown who must navigate the ship. read more »

McLaren boss Eric Boullier has revealed there were alternatives on the table for Honda before splitting, including a year-long sabbatical. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has labelled the team's three years with Honda as a "proper disaster" following the announcement of their divorce. read more »

Honda motorsport chief Masashi Yamamoto has criticised McLaren in the wake of its divorce from the Japanese engine manufacturer for being a "systematic" company that... read more »

The many strands of the saga around McLaren's divorce from Honda came together on Friday in Singapore and the repercussions will continue for years to come read more »

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his surprised that the McLaren-Honda relationship lasted as long as it did before the Woking team officially announced their divorce on Friday. read more »

McLaren's second marriage with Honda has ended in divorce - but it is not the first time an F1 partnership has gone horribly wrong. read more »

McLaren formally announces it will part company with Honda at the end of the season after three difficult years. read more »

Honda have responded to confirmation of their divorce from McLaren by announcing they will power Toro Rosso in 2018. read more »

Honda's president says that he agreed with McLaren that it was best for both companies to split up in Formula 1, as their divorce was made official on Friday read more »

McLaren have confirmed they will split from much-maligned engine suppliers Honda and be powered by Renault from the 2018 season. read more »

Ahead of the anticipated divorce, Red Bull's Christian Horner takes another swipe at Renault. read more »

Focus on... The title fight The Singapore Grand Prix news agenda is likely to be dominated by McLaren's impending divorce from Honda and the various other parts of that... read more »

McLaren's future engine deal with Renault, and divorce from Honda, is expected to be confirmed on Friday which could have a knock-on effect at Red Bull in 2019. read more »

Why McLaren had to divorce Honda read more »

McLaren's expected divorce from Honda will be confirmed this weekend in Singapore as the "dominoes" begin to fall. read more »

The end of McLaren and Honda's disastrous Formula One partnership appears to be imminent. The future of McLaren's relationship with Honda has been in doubt for much... read more »

Although splitting with Honda could cost McLaren $100m, Zak Brown believes the Woking team can "navigate any financial situation."Although splitting with Honda could... read more »