Takuma Sato ascends as Honda’s Executive Advisor, enhancing Honda’s motorsport ambitions and sharing his legacy with future generations.
Takuma Sato, a former F1 driver and current IndyCar competitor, has taken a new step in his career by becoming the Executive Advisor for Motorsport at Honda Racing Corporation (HRC). This new role strengthens his deep ties to Honda and underscores his influence in the world of motorsport.
Sato, who already oversees Honda’s Racing School—a program he once trained in himself—is now expanding his responsibilities to include all Honda’s four-wheeled motorsport initiatives. Known for his impressive career, highlighted by two Indy 500 wins, he will again participate in this iconic race with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing and Honda this year, further underscoring his continued dedication to racing.
Reflecting on his new position, Sato expressed his gratitude and determination: “Being named Executive Advisor at HRC is a huge honor. Honda has been by my side throughout my journey, supporting me as I pursued my dreams. Now, I have the chance to give back by sharing my experience with future generations, while staying committed to taking on new challenges with Honda and HRC.”
Expanding HRC’s Vision with Sato’s Leadership
Koji Watanabe, President of HRC, welcomed Sato warmly: “We are thrilled to have Takuma Sato join HRC as our Executive Advisor. His dedication and achievements as a racer have inspired many, and he has already made a significant impact through his work at the Honda Racing School. In this expanded role, we know he will bring valuable support to Honda’s motorsport efforts.”
Watanabe emphasized Sato’s unique appeal, noting that fans admire not only his skill but also his unyielding spirit. “Takuma’s decision to race in the Indy 500 once more showcases his boldness and determination. We join the fans in hoping to see him clinch a third victory at this legendary event, and HRC will be there cheering him on every step of the way.”
With this new role, Takuma Sato is set to leave an even greater mark on the world of motorsport, both on and off the track.
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