Porsche has confirmed it is no longer in negotiations to join forces with Red Bull in Formula One following several months of talks. read more »

Porsche has officially ended its plans to join the F1 grid with Red Bull. read more »

Following the Volkswagen Group's approval for Porsche to enter F1, the German manufacturer held talks with Red Bull about a potential partnership from 2026.But uncertainty... read more »

Porsche has abandoned plans to enter Formula 1 with Red Bull Racing in 2026, the company has announced. More to follow. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has hinted at stumbling blocks in a bumper deal with Porsche, insisting a link-up would only be agreed on the Formula 1 team's terms and... read more »

Porsche had been expected to join forces with Red Bull from 2026, when new engine regulations are to come into force.The initial idea was that Porsche would take a 50 percent... read more »

Christian Horner has dismissed "wild rumours" that his long-term future as Red Bull team principal was a stumbling block in the now-unlikely deal with Porsche. read more »

Red Bull motorsports advisor Dr Helmut Marko has confirmed the deal that would have seen Porsche acquire 50 per cent of the team is dead in the water. read more »

There had been an original plan for a press announcement about the partnership to be made at the Austrian Grand Prix, and matters had progressed enough for Porsche to seek... read more »

As speculation over Porsche's return to F1 continues, Christian Horner warns that any potential partner must accept the Red Bull culture. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has seemingly cast doubt on a Porsche tie-up from 2026 by indicating the team plans to 'continue on its own' at present. read more »

The Milton Keynes team had looked on course for several months to tie-up with Porsche from 2026 as part of a joint effort under new engine regulations.But more recently, it is... read more »

Red Bull is refusing to rule out the possibility of reuniting with Honda from 2026 as rumours of the deal with Porsche being on a knife-edge abound. read more »

One of the most baffling elements of Audi's entry to F1 is why parent company Volkswagen would want to see two of its brands go head-to-head. read more »

Horner has made it clear that Red Bull doesn't need Porsche to finance its power unit project, and that if the deal doesn't happen the new engine could simply run... read more »

Grand Prix racing's new engine rules from 2026 have helped attract the two German manufacturers, with Audi first to confirm its entry at this weekend's Belgian Grand... read more »

Audi announced at Spa on Friday morning that it will enter F1 in 2026 with its own brand new power unit.The manufacturer is close to finalising a deal to take over Sauber,... read more »

Audi and Porsche will keep their respective Formula 1 projects separate, according to Audi, despite their ownership affiliation. Audi confirmed on Friday that it will enter... read more »

The German car manufacturer finally confirmed its F1 entry for 2026 at the Belgian Grand Prix on Friday, revealing it would be designing and manufacturing its own power unit... read more »

Audi announced on Friday in Belgium that it would be joining F1 in 2026 as a power unit manufacturer, with sister VW Group brand Porsche set to follow in the near future.It is... read more »

Confirmation arrived from Audi on Friday morning ahead of this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix after the next cycle of power unit regulations was finalised by the FIA last... read more »

McLaren says that a potential Formula 1 entry from Porsche would be "simply great" for the sport. Porsche is expected to enter the sport in 2026 in a partnership with... read more »

The Volkswagen Group has given initial approval for its Porsche and Audi brands to enter F1 from 2026, with a final announcement expected soon now that the engine regulations... read more »

Formula One's governing body approved engine regulations for 2026 on Tuesday, an eagerly-awaited move that could lead to the arrival of premium Volkswagen Group brands... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has explained that it would 'make no sense' for Porsche to join F1 if its requirements are not matched by the sport's new power... read more »