Honda Racing School Suzuka

Instructor

Moto Class

Principal

Tadayuki Okada

Road Racing World Championship GP500 Class
(currently known as MotoGP™) (1996-2000)
2nd place in the class series ranking in 1997
Career total of 4 wins (most wins by a Japanese rider)

Director

Keiji Tamura

Road Racing World Championship
250cc Class Spot Participation (1987・1988)
MFJ Director
Road Race and Supermoto Committee Chairman

Instructor

Hiroki Noda

Active in races such as the All Japan Road Race and the Suzuka 8 hours endurance road race, focusing on domestic races (1993-2012).

Instructor

Noboru Ueda

Road Racing World Championship
GP125 class (1991-2002)
(39 podium finishes, including 13 wins)

Instructor

Shoji Miyazaki

All Japan Road Race Championship
TT-F1 Class Champion
(1988・1991)

Instructor

Makoto Tamada

FIM Road Racing World Championship
MotoGP™ (2003~2007)
2 Career Wins

Instructor

Chojun Kameya

All Japan Road Race Championship
GP250 class (1995-2004)
All Japan Road Race Championship
JSB1000 class (2005-2010)

Instructor

Yuki Takahashi

FIM Road Racing World Championship
MotoGP™ (2009)
ASIA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
SS600 Class Champion (2015)
All Japan Road Race Championship
ST1000 Class Champion (2020)

Instructor

Takehiro Yamamoto

Road Racing World Championship
GP125 Class Spot Participation
(2010･2011)
ASIA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
AP250 Champion (2015)

Instructor

Shizuka Okazaki

FIM Road Racing World Championship
Moto3™ wildcard (2016-2018)
MFJ Ladies Road Race
Champion (2009・2010)

Instructor

Shinya Nakano

FIM Road Racing World Championship
MotoGP™ (2002-2008)

Instructor

Osamu Deguchi

Suzuka 8 Hours (2002–2019・2023)
Bol d'Or 24 Hours Endurance Road Race
3rd Place Finish (2016)

Instructor

Ikuhiro Enokido

All Japan Road Race Championship
ST600 Class Champion (2016)
Moto2™ Spot Participation (2017)

Physical Coach

Shogo Ueda

Supported riders as a physical trainer accompanying the All Japan Road Race Championship and EWC participating teams.

Kart・Formula Class

Principal

Takuma Sato

Formula1® (2002-2008)
Highest Position 3rd place
IndyCar Series® (2010~)
Total 6 wins ※including 2 wins at Indy 500

Exective Director

Shinji Nakano

First Japanese to compete in the world's three major races
(F1 Monaco GP, INDY500, Le Mans 24)
Formula1® (1997・1998)
Highest 6th place

Director

Koji Sato

All Japan F3 Championship Champion (1985)
All Japan Championships F3000 (1990)

Director

Hiromitsu Hattori

Active in various activities such as participating in the All Japan and Regional Championships since independence in 1991

Instructor

Hiroki Kato

SUPER GT (1997-1998, 2001-2024)
Le Mans 24-Hour Endurance (1999-2002, 2004, 2008, 2017)

Instructor

Koudai Tsukakoshi

Super Formula (2009-2021)
SUPER GT (2008~)

Instructor

Tomoki Nojiri

Super Formula (2014~)
2021･2022 Champion
SUPER GT (2013~)

Instructor

Hiroki Otsu

Super Formula (2020~)
SUPER GT (2018~)

Instructor

Ren Sato

Super Formula (2022~)
SUPER GT (2021-2024)

Instructor

Tadasuke Makino

FIA-F2™ (First Japanese Feature Race Victory)
SUPER GT Champion (2020)

: Instructor; Kakunoshin Ota; Super Formula (2023~)

SUPER GT (2022~)

Instructor

Ayumu Iwasa

FIA-F2™ Series 4th Place (2023)
Super Formula (2024~)
F1 Participation in Free Practice of Japanese GP (2024)

Physical Coach

Takashi Kamata

SPORT UNIT Inc./TK LABO Representative
Not only motorsports,
but also actively supporting various athletes

Contact Us

〒510-0295 7992 Inouecho, Suzuka-shi, Mie Prefecture, Suzuka Circuit
HRS Suzuka Office Tel. 059-378-1617 Reception hours 9:00-17:00

Photo credit: Fumihiko Suzuki

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