Ryota Horachi and Hironobu Shimizu were the stars of round three of the Japanese Formula 4 season at Fuji Speedway.
Honda Formula Dream Project
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Honda junior Yuto Nomura moved into the Japanese Formula 4 points lead in round two at Suzuka.
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Honda has confirmed in the announcement of its 2024 motorsport plans that Iori Kimura will drive for B-MAX Racing in Super Formula this year.
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Honda junior Yusuke Mitsui moved into the Japanese Formula 4 points lead at Sportsland SUGO with two podiums.
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Honda junior Yusuke Mitsui won both Japanese Formula 4 races at Suzuka to become a serious title contender.
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Honda junior Yusuke Mitsui bounced back from a points-free opening Japanese Formula 4 round to win both races of round two at Suzuka.
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Syun Koide became the third Honda junior to win the Japanese F4 championship with victory in the final round of the season at Twin Ring Motegi
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The Japanese F4 points lead has changed hands again ahead of the last round, as Honda junior Syun Koide returns to the top of the points table
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Toyota junior Jin Nakamura almost doubled his season points haul by finishing second and first in Japanese F4’s two races at Sportsland SUGO
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Yusuke Mitsui reclaimed the Japanese Formula 4 points lead with two wins and two poles at Suzuka, despite not feeling well pre-weekend
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Honda junior Syun Koide moved into the lead of the Japanese F4 championship at Fuji Speedway by extending his winning run to five races
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Honda junior Syun Kiode now has three consecutive wins in Japanese F4 after taking two dominant victories at Suzuka
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Honda junior Yusuke Mitsui leads the Japanese Formula 4 standings after round one at Fuji Speedway, despite starting no higher than sixth
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Ayumu Iwasa, a junior of both Red Bull Racing and Honda, has been promoted to Formula 2 for his third year racing in Europe
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Formula 4 once again kick-started the careers of a large number of drivers this year, in series across the globe. This is how they went down
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FA Racing will expand its FREC line-up at Mugello this weekend to four cars, with the addition of Arias Deukmedjian
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RBJT and HFDP will continue to be aligned with their support of young drivers after Red Bull’s Honda F1 engine contract ends
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Iori Kimura was the star driver at Sportsland SUGO in Japanese Formula 4, although a penalty cost him a double win
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Iori Kimura triumphed from pole in the opening race of the Japanese Formula 4 championship’s postponed Suzuka round, but it wasn’t easy
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Honda Formula Dream Project made a winning return to Japanese F4 at Fuji but it was Toyota’s Seita Nonaka who left as points leader