Honda Racing Thanks Day: 60 years of sporting activity celebrated in Motegi [PHOTO]

A tribute to 60 years of signed sports history Honda, on the occasion of the event Honda Racing Thanks Day a Motegi.

the event

A free event, as reported, animated by the presence of over 17.000 fans and various names in sport linked to Honda: from the pilot of the Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda F1, daniil kivat, to the winner of the 500 Miles Takuma Sato. So the protagonists in MotoGP, Cal Crutchlow e Takaaki Nakagami, without forgetting the former world champion of formula 1 and world champion in the Japanese GT500, Jenson Button or the leader in the series WTCR Esteban Guerrieri.
Among the many interesting moments, the presence on the track of the McLaren Honda MP4/4 conducted by the legendary Ayrton Senna, conducted on the occasion by takuma sato. The same winning car in the 1 Formula 1988 world championship. As well as the lap of the British Cal Crutchlow in the Honda NSR500, entrusted to Eddie lawson in 500cc World Championship conquered the 1989.
There was no shortage of comparisons such as the motorcycle one MSX 125 Grom in which the pilot of the prevailed Team Honda Asia Moto3 Ai Ogura, followed by the standard bearer of FCC TSR Honda France EWC, Mike Di Meglio, as well as the British Crutchlow, all quite close to the checkered flag considering the indications. While in the Super GT Grand Prix di Honda has imposed itself Team Kunimitsu with Naoki Yamamoto e Jenson Button, already protagonists in the Japanese Championship Super GT. So the Japanese Super Formula has seen excel lucas auer, as reported.
An event which took place on a day of good weather and with various attendances, as mentioned. A celebration of motorsport by Honda, present in many championships starting from Formula 1 and MotoGP, then ranging from the Superbike World Championship to the Endurance World Championship, from Trial to the MXGP World Championship, from Japanese Super Formula to the Super GT Championship, then from IndyCar to World Touring Car Championship.

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