McLaren's 2016 challenger, the MP4-31, and its Honda engine have been fired up at the team's Technology Centre... read more »

McLaren has fired up its new, revised Honda engine for the first time at its factory in Woking. The team released a short audio clip via Twitter of the sound of the V6 turbo... read more »

McLaren fires up 2016 Honda power unit for first time read more »

Toto Wolff is wary of Honda, conceding that McLaren's engine partner will be "a strong competitor" in the future despite a dismal 2015 campaign... read more »

Lofty expectations quickly turned into 2015 Formula 1 season to forget for the reunited McLaren and Honda. IAN PARKES and LAWRENCE BARRETTO assess why things can only get better read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne has been confirmed to race in the 2016 Super Formula championship in Japan on top of his reserve driver duties with McLaren-Honda in Formula 1. read more »

McLaren test and reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne will compete in Japan's Super Formula championship for Dandelion Racing, the manufacturer confirmed on Friday. Vandoorne... read more »

McLaren's new Formula 1 car, the Honda-powered MP4-31, has passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests ahead of pre-season testing, the team announced on… read more »

World Champion team Mercedes says that it approaches the 2016 season expecting to be beaten by Ferrari, and has also described McLaren-Honda, which reunited… read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey believes plans to ditch F1's engine token system next year will result in a "spending frenzy" in which... read more »

Mercedes' Andy Cowell says Honda and Renault are very capable of making 'big, big gains' to bring them into line with Mercedes and Ferrari. read more »

Mercedes engine chief Andy Cowell has warned against writing off Honda based on last year's performances, saying Ferrari's recovery is proof that great strides can be... read more »

Mercedes wary of Ferrari and Honda threat during 2016 season read more »

Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell believes Honda will be a big threat as it starts to get on top of the problems it faced last year. Honda returned as engine supplier to McLaren... read more »

Mercedes is refusing to take its overwhelmingly dominant position in Formula 1 for granted ahead of the 2016 season read more »

Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai said tremendous emphasis would be placed on nurturing its own engine development talent. read more »

Honda's Formula One Chief, Yasuhisha Arai has revealed some of the reasons why tensions arose with McLaren, once it was obvious that the performance of the Honda engine... read more »

Honda's head of motorsport Yasuhisa Arai says the firm rebuffed McLaren's suggestion they should hire engine staff from established F1 outfits. read more »

Yasuhisa Arai says he wants to continue 'nurturing manpower' from within Honda, rather than enlist outside assistance. read more »

Yasuhisa Arai concedes Honda felt the effects of their absence from racing last season but insists they will resolve their technical problems this year... read more »

Honda Motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai admits that seven-year absence from F1 left Japanese manufacturer unprepared. read more »

Honda is sticking by its decision not to employ outside help from rival engine manufacturers to help rectify the issues it faced with its power unit on its return to F1 last... read more »

Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai remains adamant that the Japanese company will overcome its engine problems in the near future, after a troubled start to… read more »

Honda head into 2016 with confidence - Arai read more »

Honda have refuted claims that their 2016 updated engine will be a "huge horsepower boost" for McLaren... read more »