Honda announces Formula One comeback

Honda announces Formula One comeback

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows vehicles used in past Formula One motor races on display in front of the Honda Motor Co. head office in Tokyo on May 16, 2013. The automaker announced the same day that it will make a comeback to Formula One racing in 2015 as an engine supplier, teaming up with former partner McLaren of Britain. Honda withdrew from the racing after last taking part in 2008.

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