Alex Albon, Red Bull Racing RB16. Photo by: Charles Coates / Motorsport Images. The beginning of the end of the Red Bull-Honda partnership was 2 October 2020, the day Honda officially ...

Honda will leave Red Bull and Formula 1 in its entirety after the end of this season. It’s a decision nobody’s thrilled about. Not Red Bull, who’s found the exclusive engine partner in ...

Red Bull continues to move closer to agreeing to run its own Honda engines in Formula 1 for 2022 and beyond.. Red Bull is saying it can take over the Honda IP and operations following the ...

Red Bull uses engines supplied by Honda Racing Coporation. Dan Mullan/Getty Images "We thank Honda for their positive response to working together," Red Bull's motorsport advisor Helmut ...

Red Bull’s Helmut Marko revealed that the deal for Honda to supply their engines from Japan will continue for the rest of this era. Honda began their engine partnership with Red Bull by ...

Honda’s decision to exit Formula 1 as a power unit manufacturer at the end of the 2021 season, left Red Bull with a headache. The Austrian-based drink company’s two F1 teams—Red Bull and ...

Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko said: “We have been discussing this topic with Honda for some time and following the FIA’s decision to freeze power unit development from 2022, we ...

The Red Bull-Honda partnership is just four seasons old, as the Japanese brand powered the Scuderia Toro Rosso in 2018 and expanded to the full fat RBR in 2019. Honda had a rocky time re-joining ...

Red Bull will use Honda’s intellectual property and get Honda’s support throughout the 2022 season. Miguel Cortina Writer Manufacturer Photographer Oct 26, 2021. See All 12 Photos.