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Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache has rated the team's first in-house Formula 1 power unit project just four or five out of 10
The Austrian team introduced its first in-house power unit this season, only to face restrictions on further development
On the eve of Formula 1’s new era, the obvious question is where all teams and manufacturers stand, but also what the biggest performance differentiator will be this season. FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis has shared the expectation that the ...
Isack Hadjar demands a completely fresh engine pool after suffering back-to-back mechanical failures in Singapore
For Oracle Red Bull Racing, the start of the 2026 Formula 1 era was always going to come with scrutiny. The team isn’t just unveiling a new car under radically revised regulations—it’s also debuting its first in-house power unit, developed by Red ...
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Why Christian Horner banned Mercedes' name as Red Bull built its own F1 engine
Christian Horner explains why he had to stop mentions of Red Bull's rival team in 'The Autosport Interview'
Drivers Isack Hadjar and Max Verstappen and team principal Laurent Mekies at Red Bull's 2026 season launch with Ford in Detroit last week Mark Thompson/Getty Images DETROIT, Michigan — Fans crammed into the restored Michigan Central train station for ...
Isack Hadjar took a seventh ICE at Sepang, earning a five-place grid drop due to allocation limits shared with Lawson’s stand-in races; more penalties may follow
Laurent Mekies confirms that the team stops complaining about the ADUO system and focuses on developing its engine for 2027, and acknowledges that the measurement methodology does not reflect reality but prefers to move forward with what it has.