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 »

Porsche's Formula 1 entry has been hinted at further after the German manufacturer applied to trade mark the term "F1nally". Porsche has been in discussions for... read more »

As part of a major investment by the Milton Keynes-based squad, it has committed heavily to designing and manufacturing its own power units for the next set of F1 regulations... read more »

FIA president Mohammed bin Sulayem has dropped a major hint that the new F1 engine rules for 2026 are set to be finalised giving Porsche and Audi the green light to enter the... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has explained that the imminent arrival of Porsche and Audi in the paddock gives "credibility" to the sport's environmental push. read more »

The two parties are set to enter a partnership under the next generation of power unit rules after the Volkswagen Group advisory board gave the nod for Porsche and its sister... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted Porsche's commitment to F1 must be long term in order to create a partnership. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says that any potential deal the Milton Keynes-based squad strikes with Porsche must see it retain its DNA. Red Bull is expected to enter... read more »

The Milton Keynes-based team has been ramping up its Powertrains division ahead of a planned partnership with Porsche for F1's new rules era from 2026.As part of its... read more »

According to Christian Horner, there remains plenty of work to do if Red Bull and Porsche are to partner up. read more »

Porsche has been considering a return to F1 as an engine supplier since attending meetings with series bosses at the Italian Grand Prix in 2017.It then renewed its interest... read more »

Still in "constructive discussion" with Porsche, Christian Horner insists that partnership with the German manufacturer is far from a done deal with many caveats. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says there are "caveats" and hurdles to overcome before a much-discussed Formula One partnership with Porsche is potentially... read more »

Christian Horner has addressed the recent rumours regarding a potential Formula 1 partnership between Red Bull and Porsche. Earlier this week, it was revealed in documents that... read more »

Christian Horner has doused the flames surrounding Porsche's prospective acquisition of 50 per cent of Red Bull by insisting caveats and hurdles still remain before the... read more »

Plans for Porsche to acquire a 50 percent stake in Red Bull's Formula One operation have been made public in a document published by Morocco's Conseil de la Concurrence. read more »

Porsche have begun a move to buy into the Red Bull operation as part of plans to enter F1.  read more »

Red Bull's worst-kept secret is close to formally being made public as Porsche is on the brink of acquiring a 50 per cent stake in the F1 team. read more »

Porsche and Red Bull's 50-50 partnership is looking closer to completion, according to multiple reports. read more »

Though none of the parties involved are commenting, it is looking increasingly likely that Porsche has bought a 50% stake in Red Bull. read more »