Honda in Formula One

Honda
Full name	Honda Racing F1 Team (2006–2008); Honda R & D Company; (1964–1968)
Base	Tokyo, Japan (1964); Amsterdam, Netherlands (1965–1966); Slough, UK (1967–1968); Brackley, UK & Sakura, Japan (2006–2008); Milton Keynes, UK & Sakura, Japan (2015–current);
Noted staff	Yoshio Nakamura; Nobuhiko Kawamoto; Yoshitoshi Sakurai [ja]; Osamu Goto [ja]; Takeo Kiuchi; Ross Brawn; Nick Fry; Toyoharu Tanabe [ja]; Masashi Yamamoto [ja]; Yasuaki Asaki [ja]; Tetsushi Kakuda
Noted drivers	Ronnie Bucknum; Richie Ginther; Jo Schlesser; John Surtees; Jenson Button; File:Flag of Brazil.svg Rubens Barrichello
Website	honda.racing/f1
Previous name	British American Racing
Next name	Brawn GP Formula One Team
Formula One World Championship career
First entry	1964 German Grand Prix
Races entered	88
Engines	Honda
Constructors'; Championships	0
Drivers'; Championships	0
Race victories	3
Podiums	9
Points	154
Pole positions	2
Fastest laps	2
Final entry	2008 Brazilian Grand Prix

Template:Infobox F1 engine manufacturer Honda has an extensive history in Formula One. They currently supply engines but previously ran a team from 1964 to 1968 and later ran a team from 2006 to 2008. They have supplied engines to many championship winning teams such as Williams Racing(1986-1987) McLaren (1989-1991) Red Bull Racing(2023).

They are currently supplying engines to Aston Martin as of 2026<.

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Restored 1965 Honda RA272, the first Japanese car to win in Formula One. The car is painted in the racing colours of Japan.
John Surtees and Yoshio Nakamura at the 1968 Dutch Grand Prix
Honda RA121E V12 engine as supplied to McLaren for the 1991 season
The all-conquering Honda RA168E V6 turbo used in the McLaren MP4/4 and Lotus 100T in 1988
The 1988 McLaren-Honda MP4/4
Honda RA005E Engine as supplied to BAR for 2005
The logo used by Honda from 2006 to 2008
Rubens Barrichello driving for Honda at the 2006 Brazilian GP
Earthdreams livery on Honda's trucks
Rubens Barrichello driving the Honda RA107 at the 2007 British Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso driving the McLaren-Honda MP4-31 in 2016

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References

↑ Case HistoryCorktree.tripod.com. Retrieved 8 May 2015.
↑ Honda Factory to Be Based in Milton Keynes (11 July 2013)autosport.com. Retrieved 23 April 2017.

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[1] Case HistoryCorktree.tripod.com. Retrieved 8 May 2015.

[2] Honda Factory to Be Based in Milton Keynes (11 July 2013)autosport.com. Retrieved 23 April 2017.

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Formula One World Championship career

Full name	Honda Racing F1 Team (2006–2008) Honda R & D Company (1964–1968)
Base	Tokyo, Japan (1964) Amsterdam, Netherlands (1965–1966) Slough, UK (1967–1968) Brackley, UK & Sakura, Japan (2006–2008)^[1] Milton Keynes, UK & Sakura, Japan (2015–current)^[2]
Noted staff	Yoshio Nakamura Nobuhiko Kawamoto Yoshitoshi Sakurai [ja] Osamu Goto [ja] Takeo Kiuchi Ross Brawn Nick Fry Toyoharu Tanabe [ja] Masashi Yamamoto [ja] Yasuaki Asaki [ja] Tetsushi Kakuda
Noted drivers	Ronnie Bucknum Richie Ginther Jo Schlesser John Surtees Jenson Button File:Flag of Brazil.svg Rubens Barrichello
Website	honda.racing/f1
Previous name	British American Racing
Next name	Brawn GP Formula One Team
First entry	1964 German Grand Prix
Races entered	88
Engines	Honda
Constructors' Championships	0
Drivers' Championships	0
Race victories	3
Podiums	9
Points	154
Pole positions	2
Fastest laps	2
Final entry	2008 Brazilian Grand Prix