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.
Yasuhisa Arai
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Yasuhisa Arai will leave his role of motorsport boss of Honda at the end of the month, to be replaced by Yusuke Hasegawa.
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Formula 1
Yasuhisa Arai: “Honda was able to make the most of the off-season”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyAfter the disappointments of 2015, Yasuhisa Arai is hopeful the work those in the Honda factory help McLaren become more competitive in 2016.
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Formula 1
Alonso set for Sochi penalty after Honda uses remaining tokens
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyFernando Alonso is set for a back of the grid start in Russia following Honda’s decision to use its four remaining tokens to upgrade its power unit.
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The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Japanese Grand Prix.
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Yasuhisa Arai believes Honda’s mechanical woes are behind them as they look to bring an upgraded engine for McLaren to Spa-Francorchamps later this month.
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The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix.
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The problem that ended Jenson Button’s day early at the Circuit de Catalunya will require a component re-design according to engine suppliers Honda.
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After taking over the wheel of the new McLaren-Honda MP4/30 for day two of the opening pre-season at Jerez, 2009 Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button was in philosophical mood…
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Formula 1
McLaren-Honda suffer maiden test blues after electrical woes
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe McLaren F1 Team endured a difficult couple of days at the Yas Marina Circuit as their first official test with their new Honda power unit saw the team only…
The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Mexican Grand Prix.
Formula 1
McLaren set for more penalties as Honda bring upgrades to Spa
by Paul Hensby
by Paul Hensby
Yasuhisa Arai has revealed Honda have used the summer break to update its power unit, but both Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button are set to take grid penalties as a result.
The transcript from the Friday Press Conference ahead of this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix
The McLaren F1 Team have revealed their first car since reviving their partnership with Honda, with the launch of the MP4/30 that will be driven by former Formula 1 world…