Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has admitted that Honda face an uphill task with regards to their 2026 engine project but said that the Japanese company is more than capable of overcoming any issu ...

Welcome to the F1 News Zone, the show where we round-up the biggest stories in Formula 1 right now. Formula 1 is officially in its off-season, but there’s plenty of stories going around away from the ...

Honda Racing Corporation president admits company is “struggling” with F1 PU Koji Watanabe ... Honda currently supplies power units for Red Bull Racing, but the Milton-Keynes outfit intends ...

Christian Horner has vowed that Red Bull and Honda will “leave no stone unturned” as they end their F1 partnership in 2025 on a winning note. Honda have been Red Bull’s engine supplier since ...

Max Verstappen is already in talks over a potential move from Red Bull to Aston Martin with negotiations “ongoing.” That is ...

Honda is facing significant challenges as it develops its all-new power unit for Formula 1's 2026 regulation overhaul. Honda is facing significant challenges as it develops its all-new power unit ...

The F1 2025 season also marks the last year of Red Bull’s alliance with Honda, which has played an instrumental role in the team’s success with Verstappen since 2019. Honda will join forces ...

Somkiat Chantra, who signed a two-year contract with the LCR Honda team last August to become the first MotoGP rider from ...

Red Bull began its association with Honda in 2019. The current Red Bull team traces its origins back to the Stewart Grand Prix and bought the team from the Ford Motor Company in 2004. Red Bull’s ...

Over 170 different constructors have competed in a Grand Prix since the first in 1950. From Ferrari’s longevity to Haas’ ...

Honda will team up with Aston Martin, whereas Red Bull will build its own engine with support from new partner Ford. Christian Horner previously stated that his team will face its "biggest challenge" ...

This came after a period of uncertainty following Honda’s decision to formally exit F1 at the end of 2021, despite continuing to supply power units to Red Bull Racing and its sister team, Scuderia ...