Red Bull's existing power unit partner, Honda, announced last October it would be quitting F1 at the end of the 2021 season, leaving the four-time champion team in need of... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner believes their new powertrains division could end up supplying other F1 teams, with the team boss expressing his excitement for the team's... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said Red Bull's new engine division is a "fundamental" part of Formula 1's future success. read more »

Christian Horner has dismissed speculation that former Mercedes High Performance Powertrains managing director Andy Cowell has joined Red Bull's own engine project. read more »

Former Mercedes engine chief Andy Cowell hasn’t signed a deal to join rival Red Bull, according to team boss Christian Horner. Several outlets have run stories claiming Cowell,... read more »

Christian Horner insists there is more to Mercedes staff being tempted to join Red Bull Powertrains than the offer of a big pay cheque. read more »

Toto Wolff believes Andy Cowell has no interest in joining Red Bull Powertrains because he sees his future outside of Formula 1. read more »

Toto Wolff insists he will be losing no sleep any time soon over Red Bull Powertrains - despite their recruitment drive of Mercedes staff. read more »

Red Bull is making an ambitious push with its new powertrains division, as it looks to produce its own engine for new F1 regulations that come into play in the next few... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says he has been impressed with the take-up for roles at the newly-established Red Bull Powertrains division. read more »

Toto Wolff has claimed that Red Bull tried to sign around 100 staff from Mercedes' High Performance Powertrains division to join its new Formula 1 engine project. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff has revealed that as it builds its powertrains division, Red Bull approached 100 members of his staff. read more »

Red Bull revealed in February that it would be forming its own power unit arm, known as Red Bull Powertrains, that would take over the existing Honda engine IP upon the... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it was “inevitable” that Mercedes High Performance Powertrains employees would eventually wind up joining his outfit’s new engine... read more »

Red Bull will take on the development of its Honda F1 engines from 2022 when the Japanese giant pulls out of F1, whilethe team will also prepare to build in-house power units... read more »

Red Bull announced in February that it would be taking over the production of its power units from Honda at the end of the year, moving its engine operations in-house in... read more »

Red Bull revealed on Thursday morning that it has hired five more engineers from Mercedes' High Performance Powertrains division, after previously announcing that Ben... read more »

Red Bull have recruited another five members from Mercedes' championship-winning engine staff, joining Ben Hodgkinson at Red Bull Powertrains. read more »

Red Bull Racing continues to bolster its engine department at the expense of Formula 1 rival Mercedes, which has lost a further five employees to Red Bull’s new Powertrains... read more »

Red Bull Powertrains has confirmed further details of its senior leadership team, all five new recruits formerly with Mercedes. read more »

Red Bull is throwing huge resource behind its new engine programme, with a state-of-the-art facility being built in Milton Keynes to house the project.F1 team chief and... read more »

Ben Hodgkinson will switch from Brixworth to Milton Keynes after signing for Red Bull Powertrains as Technical Director. read more »

Red Bull announced in February that it would be forming its own engine division called Red Bull Powertrains, and would acquire the IP for its existing Honda power units ahead... read more »

While admitting that former Mercedes engine boss, Andy Cowell is to "pursue other interests", Christian Horner insists that Red Bull's new powertrain division is... read more »

Red Bull’s Helmut Marko claims Mercedes are trying to delay the start date of Ben Hodgkinson, who will head up its new powertrain department. Last week Red Bull Racing... read more »