According to reports Renault is to terminate its partnership with Red Bull at the end of 2018. read more »

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has blamed McLaren for its failed partnership with Honda and said the team is unlikely to be any happier with Renault, ahead of an engine... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix looks set to stay on the calendar beyond 2017, with Formula One boss Chase Carey keen to build a "long-term" partnership with the city-state.... read more »

Gene Haas says it would make little business sense for his team to hand a full-time race seat to a Ferrari junior in future, despite an extensive engine and technical... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says McLaren-Honda partnership failed because Woking outfit wouldn't work with Japanese manufacturer. read more »

Although Bernie Ecclestone is happy that Fernando Alonso will stay on at McLaren, he reckons the McLaren-Renault partnership won't be any smoother than that with Honda. read more »

McLaren has reached agreement with Honda to be released from their partnership and switch to Renault power from the 2018 Formula 1 season, Autosport has learned read more »

The end of McLaren and Honda's disastrous Formula One partnership appears to be imminent. The future of McLaren's relationship with Honda has been in doubt for much... read more »

Uncertainty over a gearbox supply prompted Sauber to cancel their Honda partnership, according to Frederic Vasseur read more »

Although splitting with Honda could cost McLaren $100m, Zak Brown believes the Woking team can "navigate any financial situation."Although splitting with Honda could... read more »

Christian Horner would welcome a Toro Rosso-Honda partnership, and sees it as a potential way out for Red Bull, should they wish to walkaway from Renault. read more »

Honda F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa has conceded that the Japanese manufacturer are struggling to convince McLaren but are doing everything they can to keep the partnership alive. read more »

Honda fears it cannot do enough to convince McLaren to continue their Formula 1 partnership into 2018, but will not stop trying read more »

Despite tobacco advertising being banned in F1 since 2007, Ferrari's partnership with Marlboro owner Philip Morris International is set to continue. read more »

Ferrari has renewed its lucrative partnership with tobacco company Philip Morris after signing another multi-year sponsorship deal. The tobacco company's association with... read more »

Ten years after F1's tobacco ban, Ferrari renews partnership with Marlboro. read more »

Speculation over a possible McLaren-Renault partnership in 2018 continued at Monza on Friday with Zak Brown later admitted that McLaren have spoken with the French manufacturer. read more »

Frederic Vasseur says fears that McLaren could end its partnership with Honda played a major role in Sauber pulling out of a deal with the Japanese… read more »

Sauber boss Frederic Vasseur says doubts over McLaren continuing its Formula 1 partnership with Honda was a key reason behind his team's decision to abort its deal with... read more »

Sauber's recently appointed Team Principal Frederic Vasseur is not expecting the team's technical partnership to develop much past the engine and gearbox. read more »

Sauber team principal Fred Vasseur has no interest in his outfit forming a Haas-style technical partnership with Ferrari, even if it becomes the Scuderia's effective... read more »

Guenther Steiner says he is not worried about Sauber's renewed partnership with Ferrari as he does not believe it will have any negative impact on Haas. The American... read more »

Mika Hakkinen impressed by Hamilton/Bottas 'real partnership' read more »

Following the decision to cancel their planned partnership with Honda, Sauber team boss Frederic Vasseur hopes their 2018 engine supplier can be announced before the summer break. read more »

The technological partnership between the Sauber F1 Team and Honda, which was intended to start from 2018 onwards, is no longer in place, the team has confirmed. Sauber has not... read more »