Christian Horner has confirmed that he has held talks with McLaren over a potential engine supply from 2026. read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed that McLaren CEO Zak Brown visited Red Bull Powertrains over a potential Power Unit deal in the coming years. McLaren is currently supplied by... read more »

Initially signed on a three-year deal, McLaren has been a Mercedes engine customer since 2021. This followed its turbulent divorce from Honda and three-year tie-up with... read more »

A secret meeting has taken place between McLaren team boss Zak Brown and Red Bull over the potential for an engine partnership from 2026, according to a leading press agency. read more »

Honda insists that not continuing in partnership with Red Bull beyond the 2025 season is not being viewed as a failure. Earlier this month, Red Bull announced a tie-up with... read more »

Honda claims to have been approached by "multiple" teams in regards to an engine supply from 2026. read more »

Honda have revealed that they have "been contacted by multiple F1 teams" ahead of 2026 - but who could they be? read more »

Several teams have approached Honda about a partnership when Formula 1's new engine era starts in 2026 but no decision has been taken about future involvement, the... read more »

Honda says it has been contacted by multiple Formula One teams since signing up for the 2026 Formula One engine regulations but could not yet confirm whether it will remain in... read more »

Honda has revealed a number of F1 teams have raised an interest for an engine supply deal from 2026 after the Japanese manufacturer registered for the new regulations. read more »

Honda says it is considering a formal return to Formula 1 to coincide with the new engine regulations that will be introduced in 2026. read more »

The Japanese company is one of six manufacturers that have registered their interest in producing engines for the new regulations that begin in 2026.While continuing with... read more »

Honda says it has already been contacted by multiple Formula 1 teams regarding a partnership when new engine regulations are introduced in 2026. Honda was one of six power unit... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed he is "slowly reviewing" a potential engine supplier change ahead of 2026. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has confirmed the team is assessing the possibility of moving away from Mercedes to be supplied by another engine manufacturer for 2026. The FIA recently... read more »

Indeed, recent decades have highlighted some extremes - from the 1980s and 1990s when questionable super exotic blends were the only way to win, to the current turbo hybrid era... read more »

The special arrangements for new suppliers were agreed upon as part of the package to encourage new manufacturers like Audi to join the sport in 2026.In essence, they are... read more »

A coalition led by Ferrari has successfully prevented Red Bull from gaining a key F1 engine advantage from 2026.  read more »

The Milton Keynes-based squad had originally looked set to tie up with German car manufacturer Porsche from 2026, with negotiations reaching such an advanced state last year... read more »

With Honda on the FIA's list of engine suppliers for the new regulations in 2026, they need a team to join forces with. Could a third reunion with McLaren be beneficial... read more »

The team will continue to run under the Alfa Romeo name in 2023, and is expected to revert to the Sauber identity for two final interim years with Ferrari power, before its... read more »

Ford announced last week that it would be returning to F1 in 2026 through a technical partnership with Red Bull.The deal will see it work with the energy drink giant's... read more »

With its rivals having so far only shown off their new liveries, Alfa Romeo is ready to offer us a glimpse of what changes it has made for its C43.The Sauber-run team finished... read more »

Legendary carmaker Ford will return to Formula 1 in 2026 after more than two decades away! So what was it about a partnership with Red Bull Racing that tempted them back? Our... read more »

The FIA has revealed the six power unit suppliers from 2026 onwards, when the next cycle of regulations are set to enter Formula 1. read more »