Toyoharu Tanabe holding bottle of champagne
Toyoharu Tanabe holding bottle of champagne

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Thank you for your support

It is time to say goodbye after winning our first F1 title in 30 years. We showed our challenging spirit to return to the top step of the podium and your ongoing support helped us achieve our goals.

  • Years in F1 : 31

    Victories: 89

    Drivers' titles: 6

    Constructors' titles:6

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Close up of Honda engine on F1 car.
Close up of Honda engine on F1 car.

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Successful run for Honda power units

The 2021 F1 season saw Red Bull Racing Honda Team achieve considerable success using RA621H Honda power units.

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Max Verstappen standing next to a Honda HR-V
Max Verstappen standing next to a Honda HR-V

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Today’s cars, born from the race track

Continually pushing the boundaries of turbo-hybrid and electronic technology in Formula 1 provides us with the knowledge to create the performance components for driving in today’s environment…
and for the future.

Our Electric Vision
Soichiro Honda in preparation for our very first Formula 1 race in 1964 at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

We've come a long way

It’s now over 60 years since our first step into the high-octane world of Motorsport and we’ll be working tirelessly all year to achieve the results that our founder, Soichiro Honda, would be proud of.

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view from the crowd onto the famous Suzuka track

Suzuka: the home of Honda

The Suzuka track, with a length of 5.8, sinuous kilometres, is revered by drivers and fans as one of the most popular. Suzuka is one of the oldest remaining Formula 1 tracks in the world, with a capacity for over 150,000 race fans it was purpose built by Honda and opened in 1962.

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  • THE RACE NEVER ENDS

    How we learned from success and failure.

    F1 History

  • OUR ELECTRIC VISION

    Take a trip with us into the future.

    Honda’s Vision

  • HYBRID TECHNOLOGY

    Smooth, responsive and efficient powertrain.

    HYBRID EXPLAINED