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Red Bull is behind in F1 engine development race

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Ford’s F1 return with Red Bull raises expectations. But it’s personal for the family

Now, in 2026, Ford is re-entering Formula One.

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Inside Red Bull Powertrains: How Red Bull and Ford built their F1 engine project

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Inside Red Bull Powertrains: The four-year race to build an all-new F1 engine

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Max Verstappen looks ahead to 2026 F1 season at Red Bull launch with Ford

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Verstappen prepared for 'unknown' as Red Bull launch new car

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Max Verstappen’s ‘cool’ company car worth £75k as Red Bull begin partnership with Ford

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Red Bull make critical Max Verstappen changes as key appointments emerge for 2026 season

According to a De Telegraaf report, Jon Caller has been appointed as Verstappen’s new first mechanic to provide experienced support in the garage.

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Why Max Verstappen is Red Bull's main "advantage" in F1's 2026 shake-up

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Red Bull finally grant Max Verstappen F1 request he has long wanted

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F1 Special: What Engines Will the Teams Use in 2026?

Engine power wll play a major factor in the outcome of the 2026 Formula 1 world championship, but what are the teams using and how will it affect their chances.

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Red Bull on 2026 F1 engines: 'Embarrassing for Mercedes if we were ahead'

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has acknowledged the 2026 Formula 1 season could be challenging for the squad, but says Red Bull's in-house engine programme will pay off as it aims to keep Max Verstappen. Verstappen's future has been the subject of ...

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Honda’s F1 Engine for 2026 Sounds Phenomenal

Honda released the first sound bite of its 2026 Formula 1 engine, which will power the Aston Martin F1 cars of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll next season. This marks a big milestone for the Japanese automaker’s racing division, HRC, which has been ...

Red Bull have 'mountain to climb', but watch this space says team engineer

Max Verstappen's world championship hopes depend on how fast Red Bull have caught up to their competitors as they produce their own power units for the first time, their engine boss admits.