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The Honda NSX will bow out of competing in the top class of the Japanese Super GT championship after 13 years, the company has confirmed.

Although the NSX was only produced from 1990-2005, Honda continued to race it in the series because of its popularity with Japanese fans. Drivers have included Ulsterman Richard Lyons and English/Irish driver Ralph Firman.

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I dont understand how Honda can ignore the respect the NSX has brought the Japanese company.

I understand that the present economic conditions would not dictate a super car but there is nothing in their line up that creates any excitement to the Honda badge.

 I quite like the fact that the NSX had such a long "innings". It has created a real cult car and that might be half the problem. Honda will not be able to produce anything close to it. They should look at the niche between the GT-R and the L-FA!