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Insights & Analysis 2d ago
MEDLAND: Why Ford beat Porsche to Red Bull deal
Red Bull hasn’t always been able to enjoy positive headlines over the past few years, but something that can’t really be questioned is (…)
Formula 1
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Formula 1 2d ago
Red Bull RB19 to run next week, ‘not a total reflection’ of Bahrain car
Red Bull’s new RB19 will run for the first time during a shakedown at Silverstone next week but the version shown at today’s launch is (…)
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Formula 1 2d ago
FIA confirms six PU manufacturers for F1 in 2026
The FIA has confirmed there are six manufacturers who have registered to be power unit suppliers from 2026 to 2030 in Formula 1, including (…)
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Formula 1 2d ago
Growth of U.S. interest in F1 can't be ignored - Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says the growth of Formula 1 in America “cannot be ignored” and led to the team’s launch in (…)
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Formula 1 2d ago
Ford bringing battery and hybrid tech to Red Bull
Ford will supply battery and hybrid technology under the new power unit regulations to Red Bull when it returns to Formula 1 in 2026. The (…)
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Formula 1 2d ago
Ford announces F1 return in 2026, set to partner with Red Bull
Ford will return to Formula 1 in 2026 after more than 20 years away from the sport, and is set to partner with Red Bull. Ahead of Red (…)
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Formula 1 3d ago
FIA officially launches application process for new F1 teams
The FIA has officially opened up the process that will allow prospective new Formula 1 teams to apply to join the grid as early as (…)
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Formula 1 3d ago
Audi told Vasseur not to turn down Ferrari
Fred Vasseur says Audi did not try and stop him moving to Maranello when he informed the German manufacturer of his potential new job. The (…)
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Formula 1 4d ago
McLaren can call on Schumacher as F1 reserve option
McLaren can utilize Mick Schumacher as one of its reserve drivers as part of its technical partnership with Mercedes, the team has (…)
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Formula 1 4d ago
Possibilities ‘wide open’ for F1 teams to make technical gains, says Aston deputy TD
The ability for teams to make big improvements with their 2023 cars is “wide open” across the grid, according to Aston Martin Racing’s (…)
