Red Bull agrees Honda engine IP use, reveals post-2021 plan
Red Bull has agreed the right to use Honda’s Formula 1 engine intellectual property from 2022 and the two companies have also revealed a new motorsport collaboration
Red Bull has agreed the right to use Honda’s Formula 1 engine intellectual property from 2022 and the two companies have also revealed a new motorsport collaboration
Fernando Alonso is sure Alpine’s ready to fight at the front in Formula 1 in operational, personnel and racecraft terms. Now it just needs a quicker car
F1 drivers swapping from one championship-calibre car to another feels like a very rare occurrence these days, but some of the true blockbuster deals of the 2000-2009 period were exactly that
The reigning F1 esports champion Jarno Opmeer has swapped Alfa for Mercedes. He discusses his chances in his title defence, a threatening rival at Red Bull and what more resources at Mercedes mean for his chances
The circumstances of Red Bull and Honda’s impending split make the Turkish GP livery more than just an addition to a great F1 trend
Red Bull will run in a special white livery at the Turkish Grand Prix as a tribute to its engine partner Honda, which will leave Formula 1 at the end of the season
Williams boss Jost Capito’s straightforward approach might not appear suited to the murky world of F1 politics, but his career experience could be making Williams a wildcard in the future
Alpine will add a top-level Le Mans 24 Hours and World Endurance Championship programme alongside its Formula 1 project from 2024
Alfa Romeo’s Formula 1 team will run “at the cost cap” for Valtteri Bottas’s arrival in 2022, a major step from the budget it currently operates on
Formula 1’s ever-growing calendar is brutal, but it’s the consequence of unsustainable past excesses that began in the 1990s
