Honda Reveals New MotoGP Team Manager as Alberto Puig Steps Down
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MotoGP: Mikihiko Kawase to Lead Honda HRC From 2027
Current MotoGP Technical Manager Mikihiko Kawase will take on a new challenge as he steps into the role of Team Manager for the factory team starting in 2027 with Alberto Puig advising and assisting. Appointed as MotoGP Technical Manager in 2024, Mikihiko Kawase has experienced a variety of roles and responsibilities during a lifetime spent in racing. A lightweight class racer in Japan from 18 to 27-years old, he funded his racing career by wo…
Leggi su Sky Sport l'articolo Honda Hrc in MotoGP, Mikihiko Kawase nuovo team manager dal 2027
We knew that there was a change behind the scenes of the MotoGP: it's now happening! The paddock is boiling this Thursday with the release of official press releases: Mikihiko Kawase takes the lead of the giant in crisis Honda HRC, while the experienced Francesco Guidotti bounces back as the new Team Manager at Trackhouse [...] MotoGP article: Behind the scenes earthquake, Honda HRC and Trackhouse change everything with two new bosses! appeared …
Starting next season, Mikihiko Kawase will take over as Honda's Team Principal in the MotoGP championship, replacing Alberto Puig, who will step down from his role at the end of the current season. The change has been officially announced by the Japanese manufacturer after months of preparation. Puig, who has led Honda's MotoGP project for nine years, will move to an advisory role from 2027, with the aim of reducing his involvement in the day-to…
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