McLaren-Honda driver Fernando Alonso spent Wednesday running in the team's simulator, ahead of his intended return to action at the Malaysian Grand… read more »

Four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel says he is certain that Honda will overcome its early-season problems, and has praised the manufacturer for returning… read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has confirmed that McLaren engine supplier Honda will be permitted to use nine development tokens throughout the 2015… read more »

Jenson Button admits "it's going to take a little bit of time" before the Honda engine is up to speed, but he is confident it will be able to challenge the top... read more »

Jenson Button is adamant that McLaren-Honda is the team best able to topple Formula 1 dominator Mercedes read more »

Eric Boullier suggests McLaren-Honda's lack of pace in the Australian Grand Prix can be explained in part by a focus on reaching the finish. read more »

Honda say they're fully aware of what is holding them back and they're taking steps to address the problem, with race-by-race improvements. It's believed cooling... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has refused to set the timeline for when the Honda-powered team will start to achieve competitive results read more »

Kevin Magnussen's one-off F1 2015 appearance may have been cut short on Sunday, but the Dane still feels that McLaren and Honda can get something out of his DNS in Melbourne. read more »

Ron Dennis says Fernando Alonso is still ‘relishing’ the challenge at McLaren despite the woeful start to their partnership with Honda. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has called for the FIA to take action to equalise the performance of rival power units in order to bring the grid closer together.... read more »

Jenson Button says finishing the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix marks a "massive step forward" for McLaren and Honda following its troubled pre-season read more »

Only 15 cars will start the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix after both Kevin Magnussen's McLaren-Honda and Daniil Kvyat's Red Bull-Renault failed on... read more »

As his drivers qualify on back row of Melbourne grid, Ron Dennis has defended engine partner Honda. read more »

McLaren's qualifying performance, which sees them start on the back row of the grid for Sunday's race, isn't a true indicator of the car's pace according to... read more »

Everyone at McLaren-Honda is enormously dissatisfied with today's qualifying result. We've got a mountain to climb read more »

McLaren-Honda's poor qualifying performance for the 2015 Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix was partly down to having to run its engines detuned read more »

Having qualified at the back of the grid with both cars, McLaren Honda are unhappy with today's result, but are aware that the car's conservative engine mappings are... read more »

Honda is running its engines on "very conservative" settings at the first race of the season in Australia for fear of damaging one of its four power units per car read more »

Jenson Button says it's no surprise that McLaren fill the back row of the Australian Grand Prix grid for Sunday's race. The Briton qualified 17th, whilst team-mate... read more »

Ron Dennis has defended McLaren’s decision to reunite with Honda in the wake of the team’s 'worst ever' display in qualifying for the Australian GP. read more »

Jenson Button is not shocked that his McLaren-Honda Formula 1 team ended up qualifying on the back row for the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton will start the first race of the season on pole position for Mercedes after dominating Saturday in Melbourne by topping all three sessions. The Briton eased to... read more »

Lewis Hamilton takes a stunning pole position for Mercedes at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix as McLaren-Honda qualify last. read more »

The new McLaren-Honda partnership will start life from the back row of the grid in Melbourne after they finished bottom of Q1. read more »