Suzuka Racing Circuit

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Designed as a Honda test track in 1962 by John Hugenholtz, Suzuka Racing Circuit is still used today as a working F1 test track for Honda R&D development.

See Also

  • Honda NSX, Japanese Supercar influenced by F1 produced by Honda between 1991 and 2005.
  • Honda F1 Racing, Japanese Motor Manufacturer participating in F1 Motorsport.
  • Mugen, Japanese Engine Tuner & Manufacturer associated with the Honda Motor Company.
  • Honda, the Honda Motor Company.


Formula One circuits

Current Circuits (2007)
Melbourne • Sepang • Bahrain • Catalunya • Monte Carlo • Montreal • Indianapolis • Magny-Cours • Silverstone • Nürburgring • Hungaroring • Istanbul • Monza • Spa • Fuji Speedway • Shanghai • Interlagos

Former Circuits: A1-Ring • Adelaide • Ain-Diab • Aintree • Anderstorp • AVUS • Brands Hatch • Bremgarten • Buenos Aires • Caesars Palace • Clermont-Ferrand • Dallas • Detroit • Dijon • Donington • East London • Estoril • Hockenheim • Imola • Jacarepaguá • Jarama  • Jerez • Kyalami • Le Mans • Long Beach • Mexico City • Monsanto • Montjuïc • Mont-Tremblant • Mosport Park • Nivelles-Baulers • Oporto • Österreichring • Paul Ricard • Pedralbes • Pescara • Phoenix • Reims • Riverside • Rouen • Sebring • Suzuka • TI • Watkins Glen • Zandvoort • Zeltweg • Zolder

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