Fernando Alonso feels McLaren-Honda can put the difficulties of the past two seasons to good use when F1 overhauls its regulations in 2017. read more »

Although aimed at reliability, the latest update from Honda aided McLaren's pace in Japan. read more »

Honda preparing to supply multiple teams in 2018 - Yusuke Hasegawa read more »

Honda's head of F1 project Yusuke Hasegawa has revealed that there are "no concrete plans" to add Sauber to the fold despite reports that the Swiss team is... read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa is hopeful of a strong result for McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team at the United States Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Putting the disappointing Japanese Grand Prix to the side, Eric Boullier hopes McLaren Honda can give their fans something to be proud of this weekend at the United States... read more »

Jenson Button is hopeful of scoring a positive result for McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team at the United States Grand Prix after a disappointing result in Suzuka. read more »

As the United States Grand Prix approaches, McLaren-Honda driver Jenson Button is looking forward to being not only in Austin, but the US in general. read more »

Honda's upgraded Formula 1 engine provided a step forward in performance in race conditions even though it was primarily introduced for reliability, according to... read more »

Suffering a poor weekend at their home race in Japan, McLaren-Honda boss Eric Boullier is hoping to have a much more fruitful weekend in Austin. read more »

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has given his team 5 out of 10 for its performance this season, but is already confident it will make a step forward in 2017. After struggling in 2015... read more »

Honda s rivals are pleased to see the Japanese squad make vast improvements from 2015 and feel it's healthier for the sport to have stronger competition read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa is optimistic that Stoffel Vandoorne's experience with the manufacturer in Japan this year will be positive for the operation in… read more »

Incoming McLaren-honda driver Stoffel Vandoorne revealed he is not afraid of partnering with someone as prestigious as Fernando Alonso next year. read more »

Surely the biggest under-achievers of the Japanese GP weekend was the McLaren-Honda team, a particularly unfortunate turn of events upon Honda's very own circuit. read more »

Honda's token for an improved engine development was fewer than expected as it was ruled that it was for reliability reasons. read more »

McLaren-Honda complete a disappointing second home Grand Prix with neither of their drivers finishing in the top ten. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier feels Honda's Formula 1 engine rivals will "plateau" in terms of development, helping the Japanese manufacturer to continue... read more »

Admitting the Japanese Grand Prix was rather underwhelming, Fernando Alonso said that it was disappointing to not be competitive at Honda's home race. read more »

Fernando Alonso described McLaren-Honda's lacklustre performance in the Japanese Grand Prix as a 'negative surprise' after a run of good results. read more »

Jenson Button was left to rue what he labelled as a "horrific" home race for McLaren-Honda, after he and teammate Fernando Alonso struggled in Sunday's Japanese... read more »

McLaren's disappointing performance at Honda's home grand prix at Suzuka on Sunday was a "nasty surprise" according to double Formula 1 world champion... read more »

Failing to score a single point at Honda's home grand prix, Jenson Button concedes it was a "pretty horrific" Japanese Grand Prix for McLaren. read more »

Jenson Button will start last at the Japanese Grand Prix after Honda decided to fit an updated power unit to his car and incurred a 35-place penalty. Honda's original plan... read more »

Jenson Button will start Sunday afternoon's Japanese Grand Prix from the back of the grid, with McLaren engine partner Honda electing to replace his power unit… read more »