Ford returns to F1 in 2026 as Red Bull engine partner: report.
and will be until the year 2025, right before the regulations change. Honda previously withdrew from the deal in 2021, but came back in 2022 for a partnership that was only supposed to last until 2023. The Japanese manufacturer extended the deal until the end of 2025 when, going by thereport, is when Ford will step in to co-fund the development of a new engine alongside Red Bull.
Ford's reported entry comes just one month after Andretti Global and Cadillac formally announced their planswith a new team. It's still unclear whether an Andretti entry will actually happen, but if it does, we could see two of the greatest American automakers face off on the world's biggest motorsport stage in just a few years' time.
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