As McLaren considers its future with Honda, Sauber insists it has no concerns about its impending engine deal with the faltering firm. read more »

The relationship between McLaren and Honda could continue beyond 2017 despite the frustration being felt by both parties so far this season, according to Yusuke Hasegawa. read more »

Seven races without points has left both Fernando Alonso and McLaren frustrated, but the relationship between the two parties remains strong. read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa believes there is still hope that they can make their relationship with McLaren work. read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa insists that frustration-filled comments issued by either McLaren or the Japanese power unit supplier in the midst of its difficult… read more »

Zak Brown is extremely frustrated at the current engine situation with Honda, and says McLaren cannot keep doing this. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown believes it was important that the Formula 1 team "spoke up" in public about Honda's ongoing problems during the Canadian... read more »

As the McLaren-Honda saga rumbles on, Zak Brown says his team "can't keep doing this" after yet another engine failure cost them points in Canada. read more »

McLaren have already decided to break away from Honda, they're just trying to figure out how to make it public - that's the opinion of Mike Gascoyne. read more »

GPUpdate.net readers have tipped Fernando Alonso to leave Formula 1 and continue his career in the United States in 2018, amid McLaren-Honda's troubles. In… read more »

McLaren admits there is barely any business case left for it to stay with Honda if it cannot secure prize money or sponsors. read more »

The McLaren hierarchy have already taken the decision to split with Honda at the end of the season, according to F1 Report guest Mike Gascoyne. read more »

More mechanical woe hit Honda and McLaren in Canada, with Fernando Alonso losing tenth place with just two laps to go thanks to a power unit failure. read more »

There was more heartache and disappointment for McLaren in Canada after yet more Honda engine woes denying Fernando Alonso a first top ten finish of 2017. read more »

The McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team racer struggled to fourteenth in the Canadian Grand Prix, with both the pace of his MCL32 and its fuel efficiency hindering his performance. read more »

Correlation problems hurting Honda - Yusuke Hasegawa read more »

Gutted when Fernando Alonso's engine failed in Montreal, Eric Boullier has told Honda that it is simply "not good enough" with reports claiming the split is... read more »

Speculation continues to surround Fernando Alonso as his contract with McLaren-Honda continues to wind down. But what do you think 2018 has in store for the two-time World... read more »

Still no sign of upgrade as Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa admits correlation issues. read more »

Honda says it is seeing progress on new Formula 1 engine specifications tested on its dyno but does not understand why it is unable to transfer that to the track read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the McLaren-Honda's speed deficit to rivals is "dangerous". read more »

Tensions between McLaren and Honda continue to grow after racing director Eric Boullier labelled the Japanese manufacturer's engine failure in Canada as "simply, and... read more »

McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne described himself as a "sitting duck" during the Canadian Grand Prix due to Honda's straight-line speed deficit. Vandoorne… read more »

Eric Boullier declared Honda's performance "not good enough" after a late engine failure for Fernando Alonso denied McLaren its first Formula 1 point of 2017 in... read more »

MONTREAL, Canada -- Fernando Alonso says Honda's repeated failures are "not nice" to endure week after week when the McLaren team is working so hard for results.... read more »