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The United Kingdom-based FIA Formula One team made the official announcement from their headquarters in Woking that they indeed will challenge for the 2014 world championship with Honda.

Jonathan Neale confirmed that Jenson Button has an open door to remain with McLaren.

According to a source at the Japanese manufacturer, Honda is soon to announce its revert to F1

Hembery is now stepping up the pressure on the teams to agree to some hot weather winter testing in the Middle East for early 2014.

According to Martin Whitmarsh, McLaren could revert to its traditional race colour

McLaren has not extended its customer deal with Mercedes, and according to Michael Schmidt that they will surely be Honda-powered in 2015

The British-based team will have upgrades this weekend in Barcelona.

From the on-going degrading comments about Pirelli to the notorious pass for the win in Malaysia and then add a spice of politics and note that the early 2013 Formula One season has already had plenty of drama.

Apparently Ron Dennis has lost his voting rights on the McLaren Group board.

On one hand, Toto Wolff claims Ross Brawn is staying with Mercedes but also confirms that Brawn may not be the "team boss"!

All Renault podium at the circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain: Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean

Jerez pre-season testing was more interesting than the media was aware of.

Toyota returned to endurance racing to challenge the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a prototype Hybrid, and they also have, like Honda, have the means to be an engine supplier if not a factory team, or both!

During the winter test period, Lewis tried to visit his old McLaren friends but was thrown out by Sam Michael

Bernie: the mastermind of creating new ideas!

A former McLaren driver, Martin Brundle considers McLaren should better had signed Hulkenberg ten times before Perez

"It was the worst tyre I've ever experienced," said Lewis Hamilton

A step up for young Kevin Magnussen with the McLaren-Mercedes team

McLaren is rolling out not only scheduled developments but also a raft of changes in light of what has been discovered about the flawed MP4-28.

Di Resta is confident Force India will again have the measure of McLaren next weekend in China

Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton should receive a year-end reward for the most unusual “moment of the year” award; if there was one to hand out.

Martin Whitmarsh: "... we have made some initial progress and I believe up to China we will make some more."