YAS MARINA, Abu Dhabi -- Red Bull has extended its engine branding partnership with TAG Heuer for another two seasons. Despite an acrimonious fall-out in 2015, Red Bull kept... read more »

Red Bull's Renault-manufactured engines will continue to be badged as TAG Heuer for the 2017 and 2018 Formula 1 seasons. read more »

Red Bull extends TAG Heuer engine partnership to 2018 read more »

Red Bull Racing has confirmed it will continue its partnership with Renault Sport Racing for the supply of the power unit currently badged as TAG Heuer for the 2017 and 2018... read more »

While last year there was plenty of criticism levelled at Renault, this year Christian Horner has paid "compliments to our Tag Heuer engine partners" after Max... read more »

Christian Horner says the Australian Grand Prix offered proof that Renault has made a step forward with its power unit this year. Red Bull is running TAG Heuer-badged Renault... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is looking forward to more performance from his TAG-Heuer power unit as the first race of the 2016 season approaches. Red Bull is running TAG-Heuer-badged... read more »

Ahead of the Red Bull Racing-TAG Heuer RB12 making its track debut at the first pre-season test at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain, images of the car have been made... read more »

After parting ways with long-time backer TAG Heuer, McLaren has confirmed a new ten-year deal with watchmaking brand Richard Mille. McLaren's 30-year association with TAG... read more »

McLaren-Honda has signed a new 10-year deal with luxury watchmaking brand Richard Mille, after losing its TAG-Heuer partnership who switches to Red Bull read more »

Red Bull has unveiled its new livery for the upcoming campaign at a launch in association with team partner Puma in London. The outfit, which collected successive world titles... read more »

Red Bull will reveal its new F1 livery the week before the opening winter test of the season in Barcelona. Red Bull has lost title sponsor Infiniti but gained TAG Heuer as... read more »

Red Bull has revealed a modified version of its team logo after splitting from title sponsor Infiniti. Infiniti, a luxury Japanese manufacturer, linked up with the outfit prior... read more »

McLaren Chairman Ron Dennis admits falling out with sponsors TAG Heuer CEO, leading the watchmaker to jump ship to Red Bull. read more »

Red Bull has retained its association with Renault for 2016 but its power unit will be branded 'TAG Heuer' after an agreement with the Swiss watch brand.… read more »

Red Bull has confirmed that it has split with Infiniti, following the change to its Renault deal for the 2016 season. Red Bull's Renault engines will be branded under the... read more »

Red Bull Racing and title sponsor Infiniti part ways following the confirmation that TAG Heuer will become its primary backer in 2016 read more »

Ron Dennis has revealed a breakdown in his relationship with TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver led to the company leaving McLaren for Red Bull... read more »

Red Bull Racing will run with Tag-Heuer-branded Renault engines in 2016, ending speculation about the future of the team. read more »

Toro Rosso has confirmed that it will use 2015-specification power units in its STR11 next year, ending its relationship with Renault. Toro Rosso used Ferrari engines until... read more »

Ron Dennis has conceded to a falling out with TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver that resulted in the company jumping ship from McLaren to Red Bull read more »

McLaren boss Ron Dennis insists his team has not been weakened by the loss of long-standing sponsors such as TAG Heuer, which has switched to rivals Red Bull for 2016. McLaren... read more »

Red Bull has ended the saga surrounding its future engine supply by confirming that it will use Renault power units branded as 'Tag Heuer', after striking a deal with... read more »

Red Bull has confirmed it will run Renault engines under the TAG Heuer brand next year. The news brings an end to months of speculation over the team's engine situation... read more »

Red Bull have finally resolved their F1 future by confirming a deal to run TAG Heuer-branded engines in 2016 after realigning their relationship with Renault. read more »