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Honda looks toward its F1 future as Red Bull partnership nears end (The Japan Times)
Honda Racing President Koji Watanabe: ‘The number of seats will be reduced. However, as for us, we will continue to voice our opinions as Honda in deciding the drivers for 2026 and beyond. Obviously the team has the final say in deciding which drivers join the team… but the situation will be the same (as with Red Bull) where we will have our say.’
Stewart: ‘My wife lives in a new world’ (BBC)
‘Sir Jackie said he hoped a cure could be found in his lifetime. ‘I want this to happen just as much as I wanted to be world champion,’ he said. ‘It’s terribly important.”
Liberty Media ‘likely to take F1 to market’ next year (Black Book Motorsport)
‘Formula 1’s revenue growth doesn’t appear to be showing any signs of slowing, so rumours of a Liberty sale seem premature.’
NASCAR team owner and former IndyCar racer Hattori dies aged 61 (Racer)
‘Through the latter part of the 1990s, Hattori competed in open-wheel races, including winning two races in the Indy Lights Series. He moved into CART in 1999 to run a partial season with Bettenhausen Racing, which was followed by four stop-start years in the IRL with Treadway Racing, Vertex-Cunningham Racing, Bradley Motorsports and AJ Foyt Enterprises.’
All 34 world champions’ Formula 1 cars are set to star at 2025 Silverstone Festival (Magneto Magazine)
‘This collection has never been done before, and it’s a massive task – my list of Formula 1 cars to track down is just monstrous. I’ve been sourcing cars from around the world, and I would say that around half of them are confirmed, with the other half invited and close to joining us – so we’re heading in the right direction to achieve the goal of 34 cars.’
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Social media and links
Honda looks toward its F1 future as Red Bull partnership nears end (The Japan Times)
Honda Racing President Koji Watanabe: ‘The number of seats will be reduced. However, as for us, we will continue to voice our opinions as Honda in deciding the drivers for 2026 and beyond. Obviously the team has the final say in deciding which drivers join the team… but the situation will be the same (as with Red Bull) where we will have our say.’
Stewart: ‘My wife lives in a new world’ (BBC)
‘Sir Jackie said he hoped a cure could be found in his lifetime. ‘I want this to happen just as much as I wanted to be world champion,’ he said. ‘It’s terribly important.”
Liberty Media ‘likely to take F1 to market’ next year (Black Book Motorsport)
‘Formula 1’s revenue growth doesn’t appear to be showing any signs of slowing, so rumours of a Liberty sale seem premature.’
NASCAR team owner and former IndyCar racer Hattori dies aged 61 (Racer)
‘Through the latter part of the 1990s, Hattori competed in open-wheel races, including winning two races in the Indy Lights Series. He moved into CART in 1999 to run a partial season with Bettenhausen Racing, which was followed by four stop-start years in the IRL with Treadway Racing, Vertex-Cunningham Racing, Bradley Motorsports and AJ Foyt Enterprises.’
All 34 world champions’ Formula 1 cars are set to star at 2025 Silverstone Festival (Magneto Magazine)
‘This collection has never been done before, and it’s a massive task – my list of Formula 1 cars to track down is just monstrous. I’ve been sourcing cars from around the world, and I would say that around half of them are confirmed, with the other half invited and close to joining us – so we’re heading in the right direction to achieve the goal of 34 cars.’
RaceFans always endeavours to credit original sources. Want to share a relevant motorsport link with us? Send it in via the contact form.
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