Of all the drivers present for Honda’s 2023 motorsport activities presentation this week, one had a noticeably bigger grin on his face than the rest. After all, this was the day he had spent the last three years of his life working towards, two of which were spent out of a racing car.
Raoul Hyman is one of three rookies, and two international drivers, to be named as part of Honda’s nine-car roster for next season. He joins B-Max Racing alongside Nobuharu Matsushita, courtesy of his $600,000 scholarship from the marque’s US arm, Honda Performance Developments, for winning the Formula Regional Americas title.
