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f1wolf.com - 12/7/2008
From end of Tyrrell to end of Honda - Honda’s latest F1 odyssey in pictures
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Honda is out of Formula 1, here is their latest Formula 1 odyssey in pictures, from end of Tyrrell to end of Honda: 1998 - British American Tobacco buys Tyrrell 1999 - Tyrrell renamed to BAR and enters with the schizophrenic Lucky Strike / 555 livery 2000 - Honda enters the ...
indystar.com - 12/6/2008
Honda will stay in IRL | IndyStar.com | The Indianapolis Star
— indystar.com — Honda's decision to withdraw from Formula One will have no bearing on its participation in the Indy Racing League, according to a statement released Friday by the company's U.S. motor sports arm. "It is unfortunate that current global economic ... (more) Honda will stay in IRL | IndyStar.com | The ...

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news.bbc.co.uk - 12/4/2008
BBC SPORT | Motorsport | Formula One | Global crisis ends Honda F1 era
— news.bbc.co.uk — Honda is pulling out of Formula One, blaming the world economic crisis for plans to sell its team. The decision leaves Englishman Jenson Button and 2009 team-mate Rubens Barrichello without drives, with only a few mid-ranking seats still available. ... (more) BBC SPORT | Motorsport | Formula One | Global crisis ...

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autosport.com - 12/4/2008
F1 News: Honda set to reveal F1 exit plans
— autosport.com — Honda set to announce F1 exit plans Formula One is bracing itself for an announcement by the Honda Racing team on Friday morning that could pave the way for one of grand prix racing's biggest names to exit the sport. Amid the worldwide financial ... (more) F1 News: Honda set to reveal F1 exit plans

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F1 Fanatic — ... in most of this finance, with sponsorship only amounting to £10.25m." Mosley reveals fears for Honda as F1 team set January deadline for sale Max Mosley: "I was imagining that one of the manufacturers might drop out because the money that's been spent has been unsustainable for some time. 'But Honda, one of the best-managed companies in the whole motor industry, were not the people you would expect to stop." From end of Tyrrell to end of Honda - Honda’s latest F1 odyssey in pictures ...

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