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Honda will exit F1 toward the finish of the 2021 season, and was set to partake in its last home fantastic prix in Japan this end of the week before its scratch-off and supplanting with a race at Istanbul Park in Turkey. 

To offer recognition and express gratefulness to Honda in front of its takeoff from F1, Red Bull reported on Thursday that both it and sister group AlphaTauri will race with extraordinary attires in Turkey. 

Red Bull's vehicles will race with a transcendently white uniform roused by the Honda RA 272 vehicle, which turned into the primary Japanese vehicle to win in F1 when Richie Ginther took triumph at the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix. 

The group delivered a mystery video of the attire, which holds the Red Bull marking in a striking red tone against a white base. 

AlphaTauri will highlight the word 'arigato' - signifying 'thank you' - in Japanese composition on the back wings of its vehicles in Turkey. 

"We had all been anticipating allowing Honda's Japanese fans an opportunity to commend our incredibly fruitful relationship in Formula 1, on home soil at Suzuka," said Red Bull F1 supervisor Christian Horner. 

"With the race succumbing to the pandemic, we just couldn't allow the end of the week to pass without honoring Honda and its astonishing home fans by bringing a tad of its legacy to Istanbul. 

"The attire picked for our vehicles honors Honda's momentous F1 venture and ideally we can give fans one more triumph in those incredible tones this end of the week." 

Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB16B © Motorsport.Com Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB16B 

Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB16B 

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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will plan to recover the lead of the drivers' title this end of the week, having slipped two focuses behind Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton in Russia. 

Honda has scored eight successes this season with Red Bull, seven civility of Verstappen and one by means of partner Sergio Perez. 

"Everybody at Honda is very disillusioned that the Japanese Grand Prix has must be dropped, while completely understanding and concurring with the purposes for this choice," said "Koji Watanabe, Chief Officer for Brand and Communication Operations at Honda. 

"We were particularly quick to race at Suzuka Circuit, as it is our last year in the game, when both our groups are performing well overall. We likewise like that the Japanese fans were especially anticipating seeing Honda's last appearance here and Yuki Tsunoda driving in his home race.