Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has had his say on his former staff joining Red Bull Powertrains, who will be making their debut as an engine supplier come 2026. read more »

However, Horner stressed that the Detroit giant is not interfering with the business and is letting the Milton Keynes engineering team get on with the job.Ford is backing the... read more »

Horner implied that he is more up to speed with what is happening at the new Red Bull Powertrains division, which he officially oversees and which is on the same site as the... read more »

In recent weeks some engine manufacturers have indicated that the rules should perhaps be revisited while there is still time, with particular reference to the current 50:50... read more »

Over 120 people have made the move from Mercedes since the Red Bull project was launched, including several key players who are now leading the development of the 2026... read more »

Though the 2026 regulations have yet to be 'set in stone', Christian Horner insists that his powertrains division is ahead of schedule. read more »

The team is currently embarking on its Red Bull Powertrains project, which was formed in the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity back in... read more »

Had Honda not been so hasty in quitting F1 in the first place, or been prompter in approving its return, then Red Bull would have had no need to do its own thing on the engine... read more »

Both teams have admitted that McLaren CEO Zak Brown spoke to Horner several weeks ago about the possibility of McLaren using the new Ford-backed Red Bull Powertrains PU in... read more »

With Honda now confirmed at Aston Martin, seven teams either have an internal supply or a works partner, counting both RBR and AlphaTauri as recipients of the Ford-backed unit... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits that his squad wouldn't have established the 'Red Bull Powertrains' division if it knew Honda would return to Formula... read more »

Honda announced its F1 exit in 2021 but agreed a deal to continue to supply its power unit for chassis partner Red Bull until the end of 2025 and the demise of the current... read more »

Ex-McLaren F1 driver Michael Andretti has bolstered the chances of his team proposal being given the green light to enter the series in 2026 after gaining the support of GM... 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 »

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 »

Ford announced its return to Formula One as a partner of Red Bull's nascent powertrains division, but what are its intentions? read more »

Even though the Ford brand hasn’t been involved in Formula 1 since 2004, to this day, Ford in partnership with Cosworth remains the third most successful engine manufacturer in... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his team and Ford will have a "very different relationship" to the proposed and ultimately failed alliance with Porsche. Red Bull... read more »

Red Bull Powertrains and Ford are to partner on the development of the next-gen hybrid power unit, the companies revealed in New York at the racing team's 2023 launch. The... read more »

Ferrari has reportedly reversed its position over the future of Formula 1’s power unit engine regulations for 2026, according to the Italian publication Corriere dello Sport.... read more »

Mercedes High Performance Powertrains managing director Hywel Thomas has revealed his surprise at the "pounding" taken by the power units through porpoising. read more »

The Royal Automobile Club's Dewar Trophy has been awarded to Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains in recognition for the successful implementation of its F1... read more »

Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains has been awarded the Dewar Trophy by the Royal Automobile Club. read more »

Red Bull will use the manufacturer's powertrains until the end of the 2025 with support from its motorsport division, despite the marque formally quitting F1 at the end of... read more »