Explaining a car on Instagram: "Honda’s legendary V10 Formula 1 engines, used between 1989–1990 and again from 2000–2005, were bench-tested on dynos to extreme limits—sometimes screaming past 20,000 RPM—to measure power curves, stress components, and fine-tune reliability. These 3.0-liter units, with varied V-angles (72°, 80°, 90°), produced between 675 and nearly 1,000 horsepower and powered teams like McLaren, BAR, Jordan, and Lotus to multiple titles and race wins. The tests not only showcase