Honda has tightened its grip on the Suzuka 8 Hours, taking a record-breaking fifth consecutive win – despite missing one of its key stars, Johann Zarco, from the starting grid. In a rain-soaked and incident-filled race at Japan’s iconic Suzuka Circuit, Honda’s #30 machine – driven by Takumi Takahashi and Jonathan Rea – rose above
Jack Miller’s electrifying charge has thrown the Suzuka 8 Hours into chaos, pushing Yamaha back from the brink and igniting a fierce late-race battle for glory. In a race marred by rain, neutrality and relentless pace, the closing hours are shaping up to be a performance no one could have predicted. With just two hours
Third Round – Suzuka 8 HoursSuzuka Circuit, Japan Top ten shootout canceled There will be no top 10 trial at the Suzuka 8 Hours this year, after Saturday’s rain forced the cancellation of the single-lap shootout, which traditionally takes place at the front of the grid. This means the starting order for Sunday’s 47th FIM
Third Round – Suzuka 8 HoursSuzuka Circuit, Japan suzuka 8 hours qualifying After topping qualifying on Friday for the 47th FIM Endurance World Championship “Coca-Cola” Suzuka 8 Hours, Honda HRC will head into Saturday’s top 10 time trial as the team to beat. Friday’s qualifying order at Suzuka is decided by the average of each