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Why Porsche's Red Bull F1 plans appear dead in the water

For months it had been an open secret that Red Bull and Porsche would be tying up for a joint Formula 1 venture for the new engine rules era in 2026.

Red Bull: Porsche 2026 F1 deal still not done

Red Bull: Porsche 2026 F1 deal still not done

Christian Horner says no decision has yet been made regarding Red Bull joining forces with Porsche for its 2026 Formula 1 power unit programme.

Why Red Bull and Porsche's F1 green light has been delayed again

Why Red Bull and Porsche's F1 green light has been delayed again

Red Bull and Porsche’s plans to link up from 2026 currently stand as the worst-kept secret in Formula 1, but announcement plans continue to be pushed back.

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Honda to continue Red Bull F1 technical support until 2025

Honda will continue to provide technical support for Red Bull’s Formula 1 engines until the end of 2025, after a fresh deal was finally signed off between the two parties.

Honda signs off Red Bull technical support deal through 2025

Honda will continue to provide technical support for Red Bull’s Formula 1 engines until the end of 2025, after a fresh deal was finally signed off between the two parties.

Why Volkswagen's rivals want guarantees on 2026 F1 engine plans

The expected arrival of Volkswagen Group brands Porsche and Audi in Formula 1 in 2026 has been welcomed by rivals, but with some reservations.

Horner: "Very easy" for Red Bull Powertrains to work with new OEM

Christian Horner says it would be “very easy” for Red Bull Powertrains to adjust to work with a new Formula 1 power unit supplier amid continued links to Porsche.

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Horner: "Very easy" for Red Bull Powertrains to work with new OEM in F1

Horner: "Very easy" for Red Bull Powertrains to work with new OEM in F1

Christian Horner says it would be “very easy” for Red Bull Powertrains to adjust to work with a new Formula 1 power unit supplier amid continued links to Porsche.

Honda’s former F1 boss agrees Red Bull powertrains role

Honda’s former F1 boss agrees Red Bull powertrains role

Red Bull's engine efforts have been boosted with the news that it will be able to call upon the services of Honda's former Formula 1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto.

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