Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US) has confirmed that the Acura ARX-06 LMDh program will be paused after the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season.

The RACER Creator Summit, a new industry event exploring how the creator economy is reshaping motorsports and automotive culture, has confirmed its program and speakers ahead of its debut April 16 at the Edison Theater in downtown Long Beach.Held during Long Beach Grand Prix week, the half-day summit will bring...

Honda Racing Corporation President Koji Watanabe says the vibration issues being suffered by Aston Martin are not solely down to the power unit itself, but also its integration with the chassis.

The situation was clearly not good at Aston Martin heading into 2026, but just how not good became truly evident on the opening days of track running in Melbourne.

The start of the 2028 IndyCar season is a long way ahead, but for Meyer Shank Racing, which will expand to become a three-car team with the running of Honda’s factory entry, the planning starts now.Honda Racing Corporation US has gotten a head start by nominating MSR to field its...

Power unit issues for Honda limited Aston Martin to just six laps on the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing as the team ended its track running early.

IndyCar Series President Doug Boles, GM performance and motorsports VP Jim Campbell, and Honda Racing Corporation USA President David Salters fielded a range of questions regarding the contract extensions and manufacturer charters that were recently executed.

Honda Racing Corporation US president David Salters says talks are already under way with Meyer Shank Racing to field HRC’s single-car manufacturer charter entry starting in 2028.Under the new engine supply agreements struck with the IndyCar Series, Chevrolet and Honda will have the ability to field lone factory entries of...

The confirmation comes as both car companies headed into the final season of their existing contracts and ensures the series will have at least two manufacturers involved with its new-for-2028 chassis and engine formula.

Years of speculation about the future of IndyCar's current engine partners is expected to end in the coming days with the formal confirmation that Honda and Chevrolet have both signed contract extensions.