This year is Honda's last as a Formula 1 engine supplier but that doesn't mean the Japanese company is taking its foot off the gas. read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team is moving ahead with a major upgrade to its Brackley factory, replacing the old race bays which have been in place since 1999 - when the team was... read more »

Founded in 1958 by Eric Broadley, Lola can trace its history in F1 back to 1962, supplying its Mk4 chassis to Reg Parnell’s privateer team, fielding British duo John Surtees... read more »

Max Verstappen has urged Red Bull and Honda to work on improving reliability if he and the team are to have any hope of challenging Mercedes for the Formula 1 titles this season. read more »

Honda motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto can't wait to see Yuki Tsunoda in Formula 1 action and fulfill Honda's "long-cherished wish". read more »

Honda has reiterated its ambition to sign off from Formula 1 with a world title after being boosted by the reliability that it demonstrated through the 2020 season. Honda won... read more »

Honda F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe admits that the Japanese manufacturer fell short of their expectations in 2020. read more »

While buying Honda's IP will suffice in the short term, looking ahead to the new engine formula Red Bull is contemplating building its own power unit. read more »

Honda F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe has conceded his disappointment with the past season's results despite scoring wins with Red Bull and AlphaTauri. read more »

With years of success in diverse categories of racing, Prodrive had won the British Touring Car Championship with BMW and Ford and the World Rally Championship with Subaru.... read more »

Dr Helmut Marko has rated Red Bull's prospects of bringing the Honda engine operation in-house at "80-85%". read more »

Max Verstappen has called for more power from Honda ahead of its final year in Formula 1 if he is to finally push Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes for the titles in 2021. read more »

The young Japanese driver is joining the Formula 1 circus in 2021. read more »

Red Bull appear hopeful of being able to keep hold of a Honda engine even after the Japanese manufacturer leave Formula 1 in 2021. read more »

Red Bull says alignment among rival teams over a Formula 1 engine freeze has made it hopeful it can still secure a deal to keep running Honda engines from 2022 read more »

Yuki Tsunoda will graduate to F1 to contest his rookie season in the championship next year, partnering Pierre Gasly at AlphaTauri in 2021. read more »

Red Bull has had "constructive" discussions with the FIA and is "close" to concluding a deal to use re-branded Honda units from 2022 onwards, team principal... read more »

Max Verstappen had a dominant weekend, taking pole and enjoying a lights to flag victory on Sunday, team boss Christian Horner was overjoyed praising those at the factory and... read more »

Daniil Kvyat has hinted strongly that a deal to replace him with Yuki Tsunoda at the Red Bull-backed Honda-powered AlphaTauri next season was done "a very long time"... read more »

Honda have let the cat out of the bag, all but confirming that Yuki Tsunoda will be on the Formula 1 grid next season. read more »

Yuki Tsunoda and Marino Sato will participate in the young driver's test in Abu Dhabi next week for Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda. read more »

Yuki Tsunoda will test for AlphaTauri in Abu Dhabi next week as the prospects of the Japanese youngster graduating to Formula 1 in 2021 grow. Tsunoda has emerged as Red Bull... read more »

Renault F1's executive director Marcin Budkowski feels it is ironic that Red Bull are now calling for an engine freeze after Honda initially blocked it. read more »

Marcin Budkowski has said Renault is ready to "compromise" on an engine freeze and criticised Red Bull and Honda for previously voting against a solution they are now... read more »

Renault says a potential freeze on engine development must suit the championship and not be implemented solely as a response to Honda's impending exit. Honda will leave... read more »