Fernando Alonso fears that McLaren-Honda could be Formula 1's slowest team "in normal conditions", despite an encouraging Australian Grand Prix… read more »

Fernando Alonso says that McLaren-Honda's Australian Grand Prix weekend has gone "better than we'd expected" after pre-season testing. McLaren and Honda… read more »

Honda has revealed that it has held talks with other Formula 1 teams over a possible supply of engines, but insists that nothing has been agreed read more »

As Honda boss admits "we didn't do a great job", McLaren insists "we are still working together". read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- McLaren's engine supplier Honda is confident it has introduced successful fixes to the reliability issues it experienced during testing, but admits... read more »

Fernando Alonso says his McLaren-Honda team made progress in Australian Grand Prix qualifying, but still expects a quick response. read more »

McLaren-Honda kicked off the 2017 F1 Championship with a relatively trouble-free first day's practice for the Australian Grand Prix. The team spent the first session... read more »

McLaren-Honda Executive Director Zak Brown says the partnership's progress in 2017 will be "gradual", rather than expecting to make any substantial leap forward… read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren-Honda will have offered "no reaction at all" to its pre-season struggles if he cannot fight for the top six at every Formula 1 race this year read more »

Honda working on new power unit to solve performance deficit read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- McLaren's executive director Zak Brown is not expecting a big step in performance form engine partner Honda and says the car's relatively... read more »

Honda is working on a significantly updated Formula 1 engine designed to raise power levels, having finally appeared to make reliability progress as the 2017 season began in... read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer was encouraged to display improved reliability during practice for the Australian Grand Prix, following its… read more »

Fernando Alonso has said he is not the right person to ask about the future of McLaren and their engine supplier Honda. read more »

Even after a wretched pre-season, Stoffel Vandoorne insists he believes that McLaren-Honda can return to the sharp end of the grid. It is just a question of when. read more »

Honda admit they are still "worried" about reliability heading into the Australian Grand Prix despite work carried out in the wake of pre-season testing. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa of Honda, admits he is worried about reliability ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, as well as other weaknesses with the car. read more »

Honda Formula 1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa remains "worried" about reliability for McLaren's Australian Grand Prix, despite the work that has been done to address its... read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Fernando Alonso has called on Honda to up its game significantly in the opening rounds of the season after power unit issues restricted McLaren's... read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren and Honda need to 'change gear' in response to their troubles ahead of the 2017 Formula 1 season read more »

Fernando Alonso has refused to comment on reports that McLaren have approached Mercedes regarding an engine supply deal as they fear another difficult season with Honda. read more »

Fernando Alonso may struggle to be competitive in Australia on Sunday amid Honda's struggles, but he is enjoying racing the 2017-spec F1 cars. read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted McLaren-Honda cannot expect any "miracles" at the Australian GP - but insists writing off the opening flyaway races is not an option. read more »

Despite Honda's much-publicised problems in testing, Renault insist they are "not feeling safe" ahead of the Japanese manufacturer. read more »

Renault says it still does not feel "safe" ahead of Honda in the Formula 1 engine battle, despite the Japanese manufacturer enduring a troubled start to the year read more »