In the wake of the Dutchman's high-speed accident at Silverstone a fortnight ago, there had been concerns that the engine would be a complete write-off.Honda had to fly it... read more »

Despite carrying out a thorough analysis, Honda is yet to assess whether Max Verstappen's power unit from Silverstone crash is raceable in the remainder of the season. read more »

Honda will use the opening practice session on Friday to review the engine used by Max Verstappen at Silverstone. read more »

Honda have confirmed that the power unit Max Verstappen ran at the British Grand Prix will be used in the first free practice session at the Hungaroring. read more »

Red Bull will test out Honda's power unit involved in Max Verstappen's crash at Silverstone during opening practice for Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Honda has confirmed that it will run the power unit involved in Max Verstappen's Silverstone crash during opening practice in Hungary on Friday. Red Bull driver Verstappen... read more »

Honda felt obliged to accept Red Bull's request for the 2022 engine due to their "huge appreciation" towards Helmut Marko and Franz Tost. read more »

Honda's success with Red Bull this season has been built on the Japanese engine company's previous failures in F1, its technical boss says. read more »

Honda F1's managing director has said the manufacturer are 'praying' for good news surrounding Max Verstappen's damaged Silverstone power unit. read more »

Honda is assessing whether any components from Max Verstappen's power unit are salvageable in the wake of his high-speed crash at Formula 1's British Grand Prix.... read more »

Honda believe that the damage to Max Verstappen's power unit is "less than what we first saw", after his high-speed crash in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. read more »

Verstappen slammed into the barriers at Copse corner on the opening lap of the race on Sunday, after being involved in a collision with F1 title rival Lewis Hamilton.In-car... read more »

Aston Martin have continued their recruitment drive, appointing former Honda man Mark White as Operations Director. read more »

Aston Martin has continued its recruitment drive by naming Mark White as operations manager from September 1. read more »

Aston Martin has announced the appointment of Mark White as its Operations Director from 1st September. read more »

Honda's Formula 1 technical director, Toyoharu Tanabe, has said he is "not surprised" to see the likes of Lewis Hamilton make comments about their engine power. read more »

Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda's Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda go into the British Grand Prix excited to experience the brand new weekend format, with the first ever sprint... read more »

Honda's technical director Toyoharu Tanabe described Max Verstappen's win in the Austrian Grand Prix as a "perfect performance" from the Red Bull driver. read more »

In the wake of discussions between major manufacturers at last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, an outline concept for a future hybrid - featuring more electric power and... read more »

Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda had a underwhelming Austrian Grand Prix after impressive qualifying performance. Pierre Gasly managed to extend his points scoring run after finishing... read more »

Honda has revealed that as Red Bull Powertrains gears up to supply engines to its two customer teams, the Japanese manufacturer will continue to build engines at its Sakura base. read more »

Honda will continue to assemble engines for Red Bull next year after the manufacturer's departure from Formula One, Christian Horner said at the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

It has been confirmed that Red Bull will have a transitionary year in 2022 with their power unit still coming from Sakura. read more »

Following Honda's decision to quit F1 at the end of the 2021 season, Red Bull announced in February that it would be forming Red Bull Powertrains, taking on the IP of the... read more »

As Honda insists that improved performance is down to hard work and a better understanding, Lewis Hamilton insists that the latest power unit has "something extra". read more »