Honda Racing showcased the sound of the new engine.
Honda plans to unveil a new power unit developed for Aston Martin F1 on January 20 in Tokyo, but the Japanese engine builders are already drawing attention to the upcoming event.
On their social media pages they shared a close-up photograph capturing individual parts of the race engine, and the caption to the image can be translated as: "Anticipation is building."
In addition, yesterday at the Tokyo Motor Show there was a presentation by Koji Watanabe, president of Honda Racing Corporation, during which a video was shown that, against the sound of the new power unit, displayed its silhouette in backlight.
Koji Watanabe: "2026 marks a new era for Honda together with Aston Martin F1. At the end of this month the first joint tests will take place in Barcelona, and today we are pleased to showcase the sound and silhouette of the new power unit, the development of which continues."
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