Sauber has confirmed Honda-backed F2 driver Nobuharu Matsushita will make his Formula One debut with the team at the upcoming in-season test in Hungary. Now in his third year... read more »

Honda F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa thinks the Hungaroring should suit McLaren and mask its lack of straight-line speed. read more »

Honda are wanting an answer on the Sauber engine deal "now", that's according to their F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hopeful that McLaren-Honda can enjoy a "trouble-free weekend" at the Hungarian Grand Prix, in order to grab points at a venue where less… read more »

Current McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team reserve driver Jenson Button has said that he previously held talks with Williams Martini Racing on numerous occasions about rejoining the... read more »

Honda junior driver Nobuharu Matsushita will make his Formula 1 debut at the post-Hungarian Grand Prix test with Sauber. read more »

Honda-backed youngster Nobuharu Matsushita to enjoy his first F1 test with Sauber in Hungary next week. read more »

Honda junior driver Nobuharu Matsushita will get his first taste of Formula 1 machinery with Sauber in the post-Hungarian Grand Prix test read more »

Sauber has announced that Honda protege Nobuharu Matsushita will drive the C36 at next weeks' test at the Hungaroring. read more »

Honda-backed youngster Nobuharu Matsushita will make his Formula 1 bow with Sauber during next week's post-race test at the Hungaroring. Matsushita, 23, has… read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa wants Sauber to confirm its 2018 plans as soon as possible, with doubt still hanging over their agreed partnership. During the Russian Grand Prix... read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa has confirmed there will be no return to the drawing board for Honda, opting to press ahead with their current engine concept for the coming years. read more »

Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell believes McLaren and Honda's ability should not be underestimated, and expects the partnership to come good "pretty… read more »

Honda has revealed that it was only when it took to the track that it realised how dire its situation was. read more »

Honda F1 project leader Yusuke Hasegawa has outlined a number of reasons why Honda has been struggling so badly in the beginning of the 2017 Formula One season. He confirmed... read more »

Honda has revealed further details of the dyno correlation problems that severely compromised the performance and reliability of its 2017 Formula 1 engine read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa explains how problems integrating Honda's new engine concept with McLaren's MCL32 during testing sparked unseen issues. read more »

Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa has said the next generation of their engines will be based on the current architecture of their 2017 power unit. read more »

Honda has ruled out a complete overhaul of its power unit concept next year despite a disastrous opening half of the 2017 season with McLaren. For the first two years of its... read more »

McLaren-Honda's Stoffel Vandoorne concluded Pirelli's two-day wet-weather test at former French Grand Prix venue Magny Cours on Thursday. Pirelli is… read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the removal of Formula 1's token system has aided the manufacturer this season, and will continue to do so, as it bids to close… read more »

McLaren's decision to stay with Honda engines next year could be taken out of their hands, as the top two engine suppliers say they are not interested in supplying them. read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari are not interested in supplying Formula 1 engines to McLaren next season, Autosport understands, leaving Renault as its only alternative to Honda read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari "like us where we are"; that's the opinion of McLaren chief Zak Brown who has hinted the Woking team will stay with Honda next season. read more »

Despite another point-less race at Silverstone, Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa is "confident" that their Spec 3 engine has gone some way towards closing the gap. read more »