The defending Formula 1 world champion ran second in qualifying at Monza as he ceded 0.145s to Leclerc, while the other Ferrari of Carlos Sainz ran third and 0.268s adrift.But... read more »

Porsche announced on Friday that its planned collaboration with Red Bull won't be going ahead, leaving the latter free to pursue other potential partnerships.Honda ended... read more »

Red Bull is refusing to rule out the possibility of reuniting with Honda from 2026 as rumours of the deal with Porsche being on a knife-edge abound. read more »

Horner has made it clear that Red Bull doesn't need Porsche to finance its power unit project, and that if the deal doesn't happen the new engine could simply run... read more »

Grand Prix racing's new engine rules from 2026 have helped attract the two German manufacturers, with Audi first to confirm its entry at this weekend's Belgian Grand... read more »

A brand new documentary series covering Brawn GP's sensational Formula 1 season in 2009 will soon be released on Disney+. Brawn GP was a late entry to the 2009 campaign... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has de the implications of Honda's U-turn decision to continue to supply power units to the team until the end of 2025. read more »

Ferrari bounced back from two difficult years to return to race-winning form in 2022, scoring a 1-2 at the opening race in Bahrain and three further victories in the first half... read more »

According to Otmar Szafnauer, Alpine's F1 team principal and the former Honda F1 director of strategy and business planning, there was a two-week window where Vettel was... read more »

Red Bull Powertrains and Honda Racing Corporation will continue a technical partnership until the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season. read more »

Just two days after the Hungarian Grand Prix, Red Bull has announced that it has extended its technical support agreement with Honda until the end of 2025. read more »

Red Bull's technical partnership with Honda has been extended until the end of the current Formula One engine regulations in 2025. read more »

Following Honda's decision to leave F1 at the end of last season, the Japanese manufacturer agreed to help manufacture and run its power units despite Red Bull being... read more »

Honda has extended its power unit technical support agreement with Red Bull Powertrains to the end of 2025. read more »

Honda has extended its agreement with Red Bull that will see it continue to provide technical support to the team and its Formula 1 Power Unit. Honda departed the sport as a... read more »

Honda have extended their relationship with Red Bull until the end of the current power unit regulations. read more »

Red Bull has reached a deal with Honda that will see the Japanese manufacturer continue its technical support of the team's powertrains department for the next three years. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted there have been no discussions with Honda over a potential return to F1 for the Japanese manufacturer. read more »

Honda is not ruling out a potential return to F1 in 2026 when new engine regulations are set to be introduced. read more »

Despite leaving F1 - for a fourth time - in 2021, Honda Racing Corporation president, Koji Watanabe admits the 2026 engine regulations could cause Japanese manufacturer to return. read more »

Honda says that it is not ruling out a potential return to Formula 1 in 2026, when new engine regulations are set to come into play. The Japanese manufacturer, who returned to... read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has likened Fernando Alonso's run of niggles this season to that of former BAR-Honda driver Takuma Sato. read more »

Could Honda be set to do a U-turn on their decision to leave Formula 1? read more »

The Japanese manufacturer quit F1 at the end of last year, with its parent company wanting to divert its resources towards zero-emmission technology in road cars.However, it... read more »

The Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull's home race, was the scene of its first victory powered by Honda engines in 2019, courtesy of Max Verstappen.While in 2020 Mercedes... read more »