Red Bull have secured a deal to take over the running of Honda's engines when the Japanese firm leaves Formula 1 at the end of this year. read more »

Red Bull's place on the 2022 grid is secure with the team confirming it had reached an agreement with Honda to take over its F1 engines. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed it will take over production of the Honda Formula 1 power unit from the start of the 2022 season. read more »

Red Bull has announced it will continue to use Honda's Formula 1 power units until 2025, forming a new operations called Red Bull Powertrains Limited read more »

Red Bull confirms that it is to form its own powertrain company following an agreement with Honda to use the Japanese manufacturer's F1 power unit technology. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed that both of its Formula 1 teams will run Honda power units through at least the 2024 season. Honda, which returned to Formula 1 in 2015 with McLaren,... read more »

McLaren will unveil its MCL35M on Monday, the first car of its new chapter with Mercedes, following spells with Honda and Renault. MotorsportWeek.com looks back at the previous... read more »

Having got the green light to purchase Honda's IPO, Red Bull is to create an "engine shop" in one of the existing buildings at its Milton Keynes headquarters. read more »

Following news that Formula 1 has agreed to an engine development freeze from 2022, Red Bull is pushing ahead with plans to operate its own engine shop at its Milton Keynes... read more »

Formula 1's decision to freeze engine development means Red Bull's agreement to take over Honda's engines will be completed in the 'coming days'. read more »

Teams agree to freeze on engine development thereby giving green light to Red Bull's bid to purchase Honda's IPO. read more »

Red Bull's plans to continue using Honda power units into 2022 have taken a step forward after Formula 1's Commission unanimously agreed to an engine freeze. Honda... read more »

As McLaren celebrated its third-place finish in the Formula 1 constructors' championship in Abu Dhabi last year, the doldrums of the Honda era seemed a distant memory read more »

The 2021 Red Bull, the last to be equipped with a factory Honda Power Unit, will be an evolution of its predecessor and will thus be known as the RB16-B, a naming pattern... read more »

Red Bull and Honda may have come to an agreement over their post-2021 plans, but Audi interest did not make the talks go smoothly. read more »

AlphaTauri has become the fourth Formula 1 team to confirm the launch date for its 2021 car. The squad's Honda-powered AT02 will be unveiled on February 19. McLaren is due... read more »

Whilst the team formerly known as Toro Rosso has always been a solid midfield contender, this year was one where they really surprised us a couple of times! read more »

McLaren has successfully fired-up its 2021 Formula 1 car, equipped with the Mercedes power unit, at its factory in Woking. The British manufacturer returns to Mercedes power... read more »

Sergio Perez is hoping he can help Red Bull deliver Honda a championship title from its last season as an official engine manufacturer in the sport. read more »

Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button will return to Williams, the team he made his F1 debut with back in 2000, in an advisory role. Button drove for Williams alongside Ralf... read more »

Next week will see the sport vote on the engine freeze that will decide whether Red Bull takes over Honda's F1 programme. read more »

Red Bull have agreed a deal to continue using Honda's power unit after the Japanese manufacturer leaves Formula One next year, avoiding the remaining option to be supplied... read more »

Helmut Marko says Honda has agreed for Red Bull to keep using its F1 engines beyond the end of 2021, but the plan hinges on a crucial FIA vote next week. read more »

Dr Helmut Marko has revealed Red Bull expect a decision from the FIA next week about whether an engine freeze will be implemented in F1. read more »

This year is Honda's last as a Formula 1 engine supplier but that doesn't mean the Japanese company is taking its foot off the gas. read more »