Tadasuke Makino

Nakajima Racing’s Tadasuke Makino will miss this weekend’s Super Formula season finale after getting meningitis

Five races, three collisions, and the thought that Honda’s next protege had gone pro too early. But Toshiki Oyu delivered at Suzuka last Sunday

Tadasuke Makino was three tenths up on the rest of the field in Super Formula’s sole free practice session for its Okayama round

Super Formula’s long-awaited return came at Twin Ring Motegi last weekend, and the series felt different. Ida Wood runs through five major talking points

Honda junior Toshiki Oyu has been promoted to the manufacturer’s professional ranks with a Nakajima Racing seat in Super Formula this year

Two demonstration single-seater races featuring many of Honda’s single-seater stars took place this weekend at Twin Ring Motegi as part of the Honda Racing Thanks Day

Dan Ticktum lost his Red Bull junior status after a dismal start to his rookie Super Formula season. These are the rookies who beat him

Each year, Formula Scout selects its top 50 junior single-seater drivers of the past 12 months. We begin this year’s countdown with drivers 50 to 41.

Nobuharu Matsushita will return to Formula 2 with Honda support in 2019 following a year in Super Formula, as Tadasuke Makino and Nirei Fukuzumi are set to be taken in …

Tadasuke Makino used an alternative strategy to claim a shock first Formula 2 win from 14th on the grid in the Monza feature race, leading Artem Markelov in a Russian …

Honda has placed a second young protege in Formula 2 for the 2018 season, with Tadasuke Makino stepping up from Formula 3 to race for Russian Time.

Honda protege Tadasuke Makino will drive an additional fourth Hitech entry as he moves to European Formula 3 this year. The 19-year-old fought for the title in the inaugural Japanese…

Honda will promote the second and third-placed drivers from the inaugural Japanese FIA Formula 4 season up to Formula 3 for 2016.

Estonian drivers Ralf Aron and Martin Rump added their names to the growing list of 2015 champions in junior single-seaters last weekend, both crowning dominant seasons by securing titles with …

Japanese F4 championship leader Tadasuke Makino and his nearest rival Sho Tsuboi shared wins in the campaign’s second visit to Fuji.

This week’s PaddockScout Roundup is headlined by the second round of the European F3 season and also includes the Auto GP and Italian F4 openers.

Japanese F4 points leader Tadasuke Makino recorded his third win in four races.

After twice finishing second to Tadasuke Makino at Okayama, Sho Tsuboi rebounded with a win of his own in the first Japanese F4 race at Fuji.

This week’s Roundup reviews the opening rounds of the MSA Formula, BRDC F4 and Japanese F4 seasons.

Tadasuke Makino remains the only race winner in Japanese F4, having picked up the win in the second race at Okayama.