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Honda adds a second driver, Richie Ginther, who brings F1 experience from Ferrari and BRM. In the final Grand Prix of the 1965 racing season, Honda gets its first win in Mexico City with a 400-hp engine. The win breaks the "motorcycle-racing-only" stigma some had attached to the Honda name, and marks the last running of the 1.5 liter displacement limit in F1 racing.
Honda wins the Mexican Grand Prix with driver Richie Ginther, its first Formula One victory. Ralph Bryans wins Honda's first 500cc Grand Prix motorcycle championship. |
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