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Honda showcased impressive performance in motorsports with Fernando Alonso finishing P8 in Formula 1, Ricky Brabec securing a stage win at Rallye du Maroc, and Honda HRC Castrol achieving double points at Motegi, emphasizing the brand's competitiveness and resilience across various racing events.
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Honda Becomes World's First Company To Receive New Highest 5-star Rating From The Fia Road Safety Index, A Tool For Businesses And Organisations To Measure Their Road Safety Footprint
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This weekend featured Honda’s continued motorsport momentum with Kirkwood earning a runner-up in the INDYCAR Championship and Toni Bou securing a historic 40th World Title. Jeffrey Herlings dominated MXGP with a sixth World Championship and a 17th consecutive race win. At Magny-Cours, Honda HRC saw mixed results: Dixon posted Top 10 potential, while Chantra fought through to gain valuable championship points on Sunday.
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Honda Dominates Weekend Across Motoring and Motorsports Honda secured multiple podiums and titles: Alex Palou led IndyCar in Milwaukee with a fifth-place finish, MotoGP riders earned valuable points at Aragón, Toni Bou and Gabriel Marcelli claimed a 1-2 in TrialGP in Cahors, Hunter Lawrence clinched his first AMA Pro Motocross 450 Championship, extending Honda’s racing success.
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