According to Nikkei Asia on Wednesday, Honda unveiled its next-generation power unit (PU) for the Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team at a press conference in Tokyo. This return goes beyond mere sports participation,

The first test that the engine’s performance on track aligns with its performance on the dyno comes soon, but just getting to this point has been every bit the engineering challenge that Honda signed up for.

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