Honda changes leadership of its F1 power unit project
Honda has announced a change to the leadership of its Formula 1 power unit programme. Tetsushi Kakuda will be replaced by Yoichiro Fukao from 1 October as part of what Honda Racing Corporation described as a planned change.
Honda has announced changes to the leadership structure of its Formula 1 power unit programme. The manufacturer said engine development leader Tetsushi Kakuda will be replaced by his current assistant, Yoichiro Fukao, with the change taking effect on 1 October.
Honda Racing Corporation described the move as part of a planned change. Honda is Aston Martin's engine partner and is linked up with the team ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Multiple outlets reported the leadership switch as Honda adjusts its F1 power unit project.
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