Japanese engine manufacturer Honda has played a crucial role in the history of Formula One. Sadly, after the dramatic 2021 season, where they helped Red Bull win the drivers’ championship, Honda will part ways with the constructor. Interestingly, F1 commentator Martin Brundle feels that the Japanese engine manufacturer will return to the sport.

Honda has left F1 numerous times but has always managed to come back. Hence, Brundle feels that they will return to the grid at some point in the future.

Martin Brundle is optimistic about Honda’s return to Formula One

Honda and Red Bull had a successful 2021 season together, as they saw Max Verstappen become world champion. But, with the season now over, the Japanese engine manufacturer will part ways with the world of F1.

However, Brundle is optimistic and feels they could return to F1 with another team. Speaking to Sky Sports as quoted by GPBlog, he said, “Red Bull have still been very generous and wanting to maintain a relationship with Honda in the transition. They’ll come back, and we hope that the Volkswagen Group, Audi will join. Formula 1 is stratospheric at the moment, so they can always make a decision to come back.”

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How did Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez perform in 2021?

The 2021 season saw the Milton Keynes-based outfit bring in Sergio Perez from Racing Point (Aston Martin) to partner Max Verstappen for the season.

The Mexican driver ended up with five podiums and achieved one win. He ended up scoring 190 points and finished fourth in the drivers’ championship.

On the other hand, in the title-deciding race in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Max won the world championship. The 24-year-old finished the season with ten wins, ten pole positions, eighteen podium finishes, and a total of 395.5 points.

What are your predictions for Red Bull as they prepare themselves for the 2022 season? Let us know your predictions for the Milton Keynes-based outfit in the comments section down below.

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