Nick Fry today confirmed the team formerly known as Honda will be on the grid for the start of the new Formula One season at the end of the month in Australia.

HONDA RACING’S hopes of competing in Formula One this season appear to have suffered a crucial blow as their Japanese bosses have today stated they cannot find a “serious buyer” for the team.

Honda Racing’s hopes of competing in Formula One this season appear to have suffered a crucial blow as their Japanese bosses have today stated they cannot find a “serious buyer” for the team.

Bruno Senna is under no illusions he would have a mountain to climb if suddenly thrown into Formula One this season.

HONDA RACING boss Nick Fry has said the Japanese company is considering around 12 offers for its Formula One team.

JENSON BUTTON has vowed to remain positive after shaking off the shock of Honda’s withdrawal from Formula One. The global credit crisis, resulting in a dramatic slump in car sales for the Japanese manufacturing giant, has forced Honda Motor Co Ltd to pull the plug on their €300m-per-year F1 operation.

Jenson Button has vowed to remain positive after shaking off the shock of learning of Honda’s withdrawal today from Formula One.

Honda CEO Nick Fry today revealed a trio of prospective buyers have already made clear their interest in taking over the team.

Honda team boss Nick Fry believes that it is crucial for all Formula One teams to stick together in a bid to come through the financial crisis that threatens the existence of the sport.

Honda chief Nick Fry is refusing to offer veteran Rubens Barrichello a guarantee he will be around next year, never mind in a position to chalk up 300 grands prix.

AGURI Suzuki aimed a parting shot at Honda F1 boss Nick Fry after confirming his cash-strapped team were pulling out of Formula One.

Honda have appointed former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn as their new team principal.

McLAREN chief designer Mike Coughlan was yesterday accused of behaving “disgracefully” as Formula One’s ‘spy’ scandal hit the High Court.

McLaren chief designer Mike Coughlan was today accused of behaving “disgracefully” as Formula One’s ’spy’ scandal hit the High Court.

Nigel Stepney insists he has been made a scapegoat in the "spy" saga that has rocked Formula One.

Honda boss Nick Fry has dismissed speculation that his team is involved in the industrial espionage saga currently surrounding Ferrari and McLaren.

Team manager Nick Fry insists Honda’s new-look car to promote environmental awareness is not a publicity stunt.

The Honda Formula One team have split with tradition in a bid to help raise awareness of the environmental issues facing the planet.

Honda boss Nick Fry claims Jenson Button’s first Formula One win is just “the tip of the iceberg” for his team.

AS Jenson Button started life as a grand prix winner he was immediately challenged to prove his Hungarian heroics were no fluke by winning again.

McLaren have vowed to weigh in and help future driver Fernando Alonso in his world championship battle with Michael Schumacher.

Nick Fry admits Honda are feeling the pressure to provide Jenson Button with a winning car, but concedes his backroom reshuffle is likely to cause more headaches than it solves in the short-term.

Formula One team Honda have reacted to their dramatic loss of form by promoting Shuhei Nakamoto to the new role of senior technical director.

Jenson Button believes he can beat the traffic in Monaco and storm back into contention for a maiden Formula One win.

Renault will not relax despite a dominant start to the season, according to team boss Flavio Briatore.

Jenson Button has warned new Honda team-mate Rubens Barrichello he will pull no punches in the fight to win the team’s first grand prix.

Honda boss Nick Fry believes his new driver line-up is not only the best in his team’s seven-year history – but the best in Formula One this year.

Honda boss Nick Fry expects the row which threatens to rip Formula One apart to be resolved in time for the first grand prix of next season.

FORMER world champion Jacques Villeneuve will continue racing for the Sauber team, taken over by BMW in June, next season.

Aguri Suzuki admits he needs help from several quarters if his new team is to make it onto the Formula One grid in 2006.

Nick Fry has admitted BAR-Honda under-achieved this year and has set his team a target of winning races in 2006.

JENSON BUTTON prepares for his 100th Formula One start in Shanghai this weekend with BAR-Honda boss Nick Fry calming the clamour for a maiden win.

Jenson Button prepares for his 100th Formula One start in Shanghai this weekend with BAR-Honda boss Nick Fry calming the clamour for a maiden win.

Jenson Button has called on BAR-Honda to solve the handling problems which left him facing an “outrageous” performance deficit in the Japanese Grand Prix.

THE unveiling of an 11th Grand Prix team for next year could be less than one month away, Nick Fry, the team chief of its expected technical backer BAR-Honda, said last night.

Formula One will have an 11th team within “a few weeks” if Honda’s discussions with a mystery outfit go as planned, handing Anthony Davidson a racing lifeline.

Jenson Button will complete one of the strongest driver line-ups in 2006 after winning his contract battle to stay at BAR Honda.

Jenson Button will race for BAR-Honda in 2006, the team announced this morning.

Jenson Button claims his attempts to escape from his Williams contract in 2006 are progressing positively – and has targeted a resolution before the end of the season.

Rubens Barrichello believes new team BAR-Honda can match his ambition to challenge Ferrari, the team he has left to join them.

Rubens Barrichello will drive for BAR-Honda next season, the team confirmed this morning.

Jenson Button has been told he must fight his contract battle with Williams on his own as BAR contemplate replacing both their drivers.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER has written off this season and urged Ferrari to concentrate on building a car capable of winning the world championship next year.

FORMULA ONE’S rebel group of car-makers have demanded a meeting with FIA president Max Mosley to discuss the long-term future of the sport.