Motorsport i Asien
Asien är en kontinent där motorsporten kom sent. Bara i Japan har organiserad racing funnits sedan precis efter andra världskriget. Ingen asiatisk förare har någonsin vunnit någon VM-titel i formel 1, men japanska motorcykelförare har tagit hem ett flertal VM-titlar i roadracing. 2010 arrangerade Asien sex VM-deltävlingar i formel 1.
Kända utövare
Norifumi Abe- Hiroshi Aoyama
Nasser Al-Attiyah
Prince Bira- Tetsuya Harada
- Noriyuki Haga
- Takazumi Katayama
- Ukyo Katayama
- Daijiro Kato
- Satoshi Motoyama
- Kazuki Nakajima
- Satoru Nakajima
- Shinya Nakano
- Takuma Sato
- Aguri Suzuki
Kenan Sofuoglu- Toranosuke Takagi
Alex Yoong
Övriga viktiga personer
- Soichiro Honda
Mansour Ojjeh
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