Yusuke Hasegawa of Honda, admits he is worried about reliability ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, as well as other weaknesses with the car. read more »

After more technical issues on the MCL32 on Friday, Honda Executive Chief Engineer Yusuke Hasegawa admitted it was a tough pre-season for McLaren. read more »

Honda's pride was hurt by the struggles it faced during their return to Formula 1 in 2015, along with them losing confidence, but this improved during 2016. read more »

After a disappointing Japanese Grand Prix, McLaren Honda had a double points finish at the United States Grand Prix to the delight of Honda's Yusuke Hasegawa. 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 »

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

Honda's Yusuke Hasegawa believes that the McLaren-Honda F1 Team are in line to have a strong race at the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa was not too disappointed with the overall performance of the McLaren-Honda car at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa understands the high speed nature and the magnitude of the Italian Grand Prix but feels it could be a disadvantage for the McLaren team. read more »

McLaren-Honda's Racing Director is looking forward to racing at Monza but has admitted that the circuit won't suit the Honda power unit. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa is hopeful of continuing their positive momentum into the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

McLaren Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa believes the teams development is positive and they are planning on making a step forward in the second half of the season. read more »

Yusuke Hasegawa is looking forward to seeing what this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix will bring for McLaren-Honda. read more »

Both McLaren-Hondas would have made Chinese Grand Prix Q3 but for the late-Q2 red flag, reckons a "massively frustrated" Fernando Alonso. read more »

Jenson Button is bracing himself for what could be McLaren-Honda’s toughest weekend so far this season at the Mexican GP. read more »

Fernando Alonso is confident that Honda’s latest engine upgrade will give McLaren a boost, although with rain forecast at the U.S. GP he’s not sure whether they’ll get the... read more »

Yasuhisa Arai, Honda’s motorsport chief, believes that the Japanese car manufacturer’s Formula 1 engine is outperforming rival Renault by 25-horse power. Arai’s comments come... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he’s searching for answers regarding McLaren Honda’s competitiveness at this weekend’s British GP after four straight retirements. read more »

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Jenson Button remains positive after a miserable Canadian Grand Prix sees both McLaren-Hondas off the pace and thirsty before retiring. read more »

McLaren-Honda’s frustrating season has suffered another costly reliability blow with Jenson Button set to miss Canadian GP qualifying owing to an engine change. read more »

McLaren have played down the impact Honda’s engine-token spend is likely to make this weekend in Montreal with the team expected to deliver a bigger performance gain in Austria. read more »

Fernando Alonso has insisted he is unfazed by McLaren-Honda’s “slow start” to 2015 after the Spaniard was restricted to just six laps on the first day of winter testing at Jerez. read more »

Fernando Alonso has insisted he is unfazed by McLaren-Honda’s “slow start” to 2015 after the Spaniard was restricted to just six laps on the first day of winter testing at Jerez. read more »

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel stole McLaren-Honda’s thunder on Day One of the Jerez test as the former world champion set the pace on the first day of winter testing. read more »