Pierre, who spent a season racing in Japan’s Super Formula series on his way to F1, was similarly impressed with the turnout.

To see that many fans rocking up for a showrun is great and in Suzuka later this year, the support should be incredible.” The support here is generally crazy and now with the combination of Aston Martin Red Bull Racing and Honda together, it’s just amazing. “ The course wasn’t that long, but it was still fantastic because there were so many fans here and we could do a few donuts too. “ It’s the first time I’ve done a showrun here in Tokyo, and it was great,” said Max afterwards.

Max and Pierre got stuck in, blasting two RB7s through the streets of Tokyo in front of 10,000 fans, for our first show car event in Japan since 2011.įans were treated to a stunning display of F1 power, with the Bulls putting in multiple runs of the track that inevitably resulted in a series of wild donuts and burnouts at either end of the course. The show car team cranked up the anticipation by setting up a special 780m track in the beautiful parkland of Jingu Gaien Gingko Avenue. With the start of the season just a week away, we took a ‘small’ detour on the way to Melbourne to light up Tokyo with a show run in the home of their new power unit partner, Honda.

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