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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring

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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring | Top Gear

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Ride onboard with Jenson Button as he drives the Type R to a new lap record

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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring

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Ride onboard with Jenson Button as he drives the Type R to a new lap record

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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring

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Ride onboard with Jenson Button as he drives the Type R to a new lap record

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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring

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Honda sets a new FWD record at the Hungaroring

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Ride onboard with Jenson Button as he drives the Type R to a new lap record

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For the last few weeks Honda’s been setting front-wheel drive, production car records at various European race tracks. The car? Our favourite big hot-hatch, the Civic Type R.

First came Estoril, then Silverstone, Spa, and Magny Cours. For its fifth and final record, Honda packaged off a Type R to the Hungaroring, where it would attempt to beat its own record, set two years ago in the old Type R. Its driver would be none other than former F1 driver and certified TG Hero Jenson Button.

Hungary was where Jenson won his first Grand Prix (with Honda, in 2006), so he knows the place well. In setting the new 2min 10.19sec record, Jenson said he was impressed with how late he was able to brake, and the car’s front-wheel drive balance.

Watch Jenson at work in the video above. Looks like he isn’t even trying, right?

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For the last few weeks Honda’s been setting front-wheel drive, production car records at various European race tracks. The car? Our favourite big hot-hatch, the Civic Type R.

First came Estoril, then Silverstone, Spa, and Magny Cours. For its fifth and final record, Honda packaged off a Type R to the Hungaroring, where it would attempt to beat its own record, set two years ago in the old Type R. Its driver would be none other than former F1 driver and certified TG Hero Jenson Button.

Hungary was where Jenson won his first Grand Prix (with Honda, in 2006), so he knows the place well. In setting the new 2min 10.19sec record, Jenson said he was impressed with how late he was able to brake, and the car’s front-wheel drive balance.

Watch Jenson at work in the video above. Looks like he isn’t even trying, right?

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Ride onboard with Jenson Button as he drives the Type R to a new lap record

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