Jenson Button is set to start at the back of the grid for the Japanese Grand Prix, after being handed a 35-place grid penalty for changing Formula 1 engine components read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa insists everything is still being done to improve the fortunes of the McLaren-Honda partnership after a disappointing display in qualifying for the Japanese... read more »

Eric Boullier expects the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday to be as tough for McLaren-Honda as qualifying after a disappointing display on Saturday. read more »

After qualifying down in fifteenth on Saturday, Fernando Alonso admitted to be disappointed to be so low on the grid at the home of engine suppliers Honda. read more »

McLaren's engine partners Honda admitted the performance of the team in Suzuka qualifying was a disappointment, with Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button to start well down... read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- McLaren-Honda's lack of competitiveness during qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix is not just down to the power unit's lack of power, according... read more »

Jenson Button expressed his disappointment of not making it out of Q1 ahead of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix but admitted McLaren-Honda expected it. read more »

McLaren-Honda has endured a tough weekend so far on its own territory. Fernando Alonso only qualified 15th while his team-mate Jenson Button could only grab the 17th starting... read more »

Fernando Alonso admits Suzuka has represented a "step backwards" for McLaren after he and Jenson Button were forced to settle for 15th and 17th on the grid. Honda... read more »

Jenson Button cannot make it beyond Q1 in qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix as McLaren struggle for form on Honda's home soil read more »

Fernando Alonso reckons the Japanese Grand Prix marks a "step backwards" for McLaren-Honda after the team's qualifying struggles. Alonso could only manage… read more »

The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2016 Japanese Grand Prix involving representatives from Mercedes, Ferrari, Williams, Renault, Haas... read more »

Jenson Button wonders whether he has a problem with his McLaren-Honda after disappointing long run pace in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

After his "minor scare" in Friday practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso said McLaren still faces a fight to make Q3 despite Honda's upgraded... read more »

Honda has effectively been given an extra engine development token. read more »

FIA returns Malaysia engine upgrade token to Honda read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- Honda has been reimbursed with a single engine token after the FIA clarified the purpose of its latest engine block upgrade. The Japanese manufacturer brought... read more »

Honda's Malaysian Grand Prix engine update required fewer Formula 1 development tokens than the Japanese firm thought, the FIA has ruled read more »

Eric Boullier hopes the team can repeat their double points score last time out, at the home of their engine suppliers Honda. read more »

The Japanese Grand Prix is one of Jenson Button's favourite races of the season and will be more important as the home race for Honda. read more »

Despite praising McLaren-Honda's progress, Fernando Alonso concedes that another "big step" is needed if they want to fight for podiums and race wins in 2017. read more »

Fernando Alonso says Honda have made big progress in the last 12 months, as he returns to Suzuka a year on from his infamous "GP2 engine" radio outburst at McLaren... read more »

Honda is beginning to be more creative in terms of design as it bids to close to the gap to its three Formula 1 rivals, according to Fernando Alonso read more »

Fernando Alonso to race upgraded Honda power unit in Japan read more »

Fernando Alonso has praised the efforts of Honda and feels the results have given the Japanese manufacturer confidence to be 'more creative with design'. read more »