ANALYSIS: Red Bull has a big, muscular, all-American tag-team partner to take on the F1 world
abc.net.au/news/red-bull-cements-f1-future-with-ford-partnership/101931500Ford is back in Formula 1 and Red Bull has their sights set on dominating the sport.
The American car giant announced it will return to F1 in 2026 when the sport enters new engine regulations, as Red Bull's supplier.The return is a full-circle moment for both team and the engine supplier, and it should firmly cement Red Bull's future in the sport. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was full of praise for Ford during the team's launch for the 2023 season in New York on Friday.
"I am already very excited about the possibilities that this partnership will offer both of us globally." Globally is a keyword. Red Bull wants to dominate Formula 1, and in 2026 they will have an engine supplier who will not be happy with anything other than victories.The American giant is the third most successful engine manufacturer in F1 history — a mighty feat considering they have not been in the sport for almost two decades.
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