Listen to this article The Japanese manufacturer, which owns the Suzuka circuit where the race takes place, turned its back on grand prix racing because it felt it could not carry on amid the business challenges posed by a shift towards electrification in road cars. It subsequently agreed a deal with the Red Bull and AlphaTauri teams for them to continue using Honda engines, although they would be rebranded under the new Red Bull Powertrains division. However, an original plan for Red Bull to take over the maintenance and production of the engines in Milton Keynes was revised – with Honda instead agreeing to continue work from its Japanese facilities. As part of this deal, the logo of its motorsport division, Honda Racing Corporation, continues to be carried on the Red Bull cars. With interest in F1 still high, and Honda having clinched last year’s world championship title with Max Vers …