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Honda enters Formula Two racing, drawn not only by its desire to win, but to also accelerate the technical development of a consumer-friendly sized 1.0 liter engine, F2 racing's displacement limit.
Jack Brabham wins 11 straight races and becomes the F2 racing champion. That same year, Honda-powered Brabham wins his third F1 Championship.
F1 racing's displacement limit becomes three liters, and a water-cooled, 400-hp V-12 engine again marks Honda's dominance in engine power.
Honda wins the Constructor's Championships in all five motorcycle Grand Prix classes. Honda wins the Formula Two championship and 11 races. |
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