Honda names new head for F1 engine project with Aston Martin
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 12:11 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026
Honda has appointed a new head of its Formula 1 power unit project amidst challenges with the 2026 regulations. The manufacturer has struggled to adapt after redistributing personnel from its previous engine program, which was prompted by its initial announcement to exit F1. This leadership change aims to enhance development as Honda collaborates with Aston Martin. The adjustment reflects Honda's ongoing commitment to remain competitive in the evolving of motorsport.
- •Honda faces challenges adapting to 2026 regulations.
- •New head appointed for the Formula 1 power unit project.
- •Collaboration with Aston Martin is central to their strategy.
- •Personnel from previous engine program reassigned.
- 12:11 PMRacer — Honda appoints new head of F1 engine program
"Honda has announced a new head of its Formula 1 power unit project as it looks to accelerate its development with Aston Martin.The Japanese manufacturer has struggled under new regulations in 2026, having redistributed a number of personnel from its previous engine program when it originally announced it was pulling...
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