The Honda engine for 2022 is as good as ready. That's what Honda's Yasuaki Asaki says a month before the winter tests are scheduled. Actually, all that remains to be done is work on the details. "The work on the power unit is almost complete," Asaki tells Motorsport.com. There is still a little tweaking here and there, but the foundation has already been laid at the end of 2021. According to the Honda chief, this was sorely needed, because the Japanese are busy enough. Starting next year, Formula 1 will be driven with different fuels and that takes quite some time. The F1 cars will be using E10 fuel and the engine reacts differently to this fuel. Asaki explains that it is very...
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