Red Bull are one of six suppliers for the 2026 season and beyond.
Helmut Marko has insisted the Red Bull engine programme is on track despite some outsiders doubting its progress.
But any time there is a new regulation, there is a question of what it will do to the established order with the Red Bull/Honda engine proving itself dominant since 2022. “Guess who is spreading these rumours?” he asked oe24, before giving a clear five-word response. “We are right on schedule.” “There isn’t. Our engine has to work or get working,” 81-year-old said. “So many factors come into play, like the fuel, the battery, etc. It will be exciting to see who will really be at the front. In terms of horsepower, we will definitely be there.”F1 2026: Confirmed teams and power unit suppliers for F1’s huge regulation changes
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