US EditionHonda Admits to Engine Trouble Ahead of 2026 F1 Season
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Formula 1 News:Honda admits early 2026 engine struggle possible
(GMM) Honda has openly acknowledged it may start the 2026 Formula 1 season on the back foot, despite high expectations surrounding its new works partnership with Aston Martin and the … Read More The post Formula 1 News:Honda admits early 2026 engine struggle possible appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Honda admits early 2026 engine struggle possible
Jan.21 Honda has openly acknowledged it may start the 2026 Formula 1 season on the back foot, despite high expectations surrounding its new works partnership with Aston Martin and the arrival of Adrian Newey's first car under the new rules. At the... More »
January 20, 2026 ✅ Motorsport. Not everything is perfect: Koji Watanabe, president of Honda Racing, spoke about preparations for the upcoming Formula 1 season. As a reminder, the company will be the engine supplier... ᐉ football news ⚽ on UA-Football
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noticiasdegipuzkoa.eus“We are sure that we have all the necessary elements to fight for victory in the future and we have tremendous faith in Honda’s unity of power and in the engineers behind it,” proclaimed Lawrence Stroll, executive president of Aston Martin, during the presentation of the alliance with Honda for Formula 1 season 2026. The leader projected optimism before launching the warning that “our path will not always be easy and the challenges are inevitabl…
Honda admits ‘we will struggle’ in 2026 as power unit doubts grow
Honda has admitted that its new Formula 1 power unit may struggle for pace in 2026 ahead of its much anticipated return to the sport with Aston Martin. Officially returning to the sport in 2026, Honda has new partner for its next chapter in F1, partnering with Aston Martin as a works engine manufacturer. Launching their power unit in Tokyo, alarm bells are already ringing that a period of history Honda would rather forget its about to repeat its…
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