The Latest Breaking News from Honda

The India/Japan double-header provided a welcome boost for Marquez and Honda amidst an otherwise dire campaign.

As revealed by Motorsport.com in July, Super Formula is set to outlaw open damper development, a core part of the single-seater series’ philosophy for many years, for the 2024 campaign and mandate standardised dampers.

Honda is working on its first all-electric model available in the U.S., the Prologue, which will hit the road in 2024.

No one probably thinks of a Honda Gold Wing as a first choice for off-road fun, but proper skills, tires, and attitude appear to work better than expected.

The MotoGP title battle has intensified after Jorge Martin romped to a double victory at the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix. Having already dealt significant damage to Francesco Bagnaia’s championship lead in India after the factory Ducati rider crashed out of the grand prix, Martin twisted the knife in Japan.

For 2024, the Honda X-ADV will get minor updates, which involve the position of the light and a revision to the exhaust system for better ground clearance and passenger accommodation.

Speculation regarding Marquez’s future has dominated headlines in the past month, amid question marks over whether the Spaniard will see out his Honda contract in 2024.

After finishing seventh in Saturday’s sprint race, Marquez took advantage of the wet conditions on Sunday to finish third behind title protagonists Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia, scoring his first top-three result since last year’s Australian Grand Prix.

Pramac Ducati rider Martin followed up his sprint win on Saturday with another virtuoso display to grab his second grand prix victory in three rounds, and his third of the season, albeit with just 12 of the scheduled 24 laps being completed.