Aston Martin can finally see light at the end of a very long F1 tunnel in 2026, but Honda chief Shintaro Orihara admits there will be more pain before a true turnaround begins. read more »

Honda's trackside manager and chief engineer, Shintaro Orihara has confirmed that the much-anticipated upgraded engine will debut at Zandvoort. read more »

Honda trackside chief Shintaro Orihara has outlined how this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix will serve as another track on which to collect vital data, as its Formula 1... read more »

Honda will introduce an updated power unit on Aston Martin's Formula 1 car at the Dutch Grand Prix, Shintaro Orihara suggests.Honda trackside general manager and chief... read more »

Honda's Trackside Chief Engineer Shintaro Orihara has explained how it was able to benefit from Formula 1's enforced five-week break, to ensure it eradicated one of... read more »

Honda's Formula 1 trackside chief engineer Shintaro Orihara has outlined its "fundamental" targets for the remainder of the season, issuing a positive stance on... read more »

Aston Martin left Montreal without points, yet Honda's trackside general manager Shintaro Orihara offered one of the few genuinely constructive conclusions from a... read more »

Honda trackside chief Shintaro Orihara has identified how it will look to help Aston Martin improve performance at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, and continue its... read more »

Honda's Trackside General Manager Shintaro Orihara has exercised caution and lowered expectations for signs of immediate progress for Aston Martin when Formula 1 returns... read more »

Honda's trackside general manager, Shintaro Orihara has issued an update as the teams look ahead to Miami. read more »

Honda trackside general manager Shintaro Orihara has issued an update on the Japanese marque's continuation to improve on its horror start to the Formula 1 campaign,... read more »

Honda chief engineer Shintaro Orihara has hailed what he described as a "good step" towards recovering its woeful start to its return to Formula 1 with Fernando... read more »

Honda chief trackside engineer Shintaro Orihara has said it has identified a specific issue to be resolved for its Formula 1 power unit, as Aston Martin has set an ambitious... read more »

Honda F1 chief Shintaro Orihara has issued a strong statement following a difficult weekend for Aston Martin at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Honda Trackside General Manager and Chief Engineer Shintaro Orihara has revealed it is waiting to witness how its V6 Hybrid engine "behaves" with the Aston Martin it... read more »