Honda RA270

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The Honda RA270 was a prototype Formula 1 car built by Honda. The car made its first tests in February 1964. The most notable thing about the car is it featured 12 separated exhausts for the Honda V12 engine.

External links

webpage with pictures of the car

Honda in Formula One

Personnel

1963–1968: Soichiro Honda; Shoichiro Irimajiri; Nobuhiko Kawamoto; Yoshio Nakamura; Shoichi Sano; Yoshitoshi Sakurai

1999: Harvey Postlethwaite; Tim Densham

2006–2008: Nick Fry; Ross Brawn; Yasuhiro Wada; Geoff Willis; Shuhei Nakamoto; Loïc Bigois

Notable drivers: Jenson Button; Rubens Barrichello; Ronnie Bucknum; Richie Ginther; Jo Schlesser; John Surtees

Formula One cars: RA270; RA271; RA272; RA273; RA300; RA301; RA302; RC100; RA099; RA106; RA107; RA108

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