Red Bull and Honda are about to enter the final year of their successful Formula 1 partnership. Honda's Koji Watanabe and Red ...

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has praised power unit supplier Honda for its strong competitive spirit and ability to develop high-performance engines in the new era of regulations in ...

F1 2025 marks Honda’s last season with Red Bull as the Japanese manufacturer prepare to enter a new technical partnership ...

Honda partnered with Red Bull in 2019 after a season with its junior team, VCARB (formerly Toro Rosso), before officially withdrawing in 2021. However, it returned the following year in a reduced ...

Honda’s engine enabled Red Bull to dominate a majority of the ground-effect era in Formula 1. Regardless, Milton Keynes partnered up with Ford to create engines with the regulation changes of ...

While Red Bull has been running engines developed by Honda in the current era, the Japanese manufacturer is slated to partner with Aston Martin next year, making way for Ford, which has been ...

Last week, Honda Racing Corporation boss Koji Watanabe admitted the Japanese manufacturer is "fighting" to prepare its next-generation engine, describing the process as "very difficult." Red Bull ...

Honda is facing significant challenges as it develops its all-new power unit for Formula 1's 2026 regulation overhaul. Honda is facing significant challenges as it develops its all-new power unit ...

Red Bull’s monumental success with Honda’s power units will go down in the history of Formula 1 as one of the greatest partnerships. However, the Japanese giant parted ways with Milton Keynes leaving ...

Racing Bulls 2025 car, the VCARB02, has drawn inspiration from Red Bull’s RB20 with a report in Italy claiming the new car has been homologated to accommodate the RB20’s ‘front suspension ...

When it came to updating the Honda CB500X for 2022, the firm didn’t need to do a lot. It was already the class-leading 47bhp A2 adventure bike and consistently one of the most popular ...

PlanetF1.com revealed earlier this month that Red Bull’s three-year deal with Bybit – reported to be worth $150million when agreed ahead of the 2022 season – reached a natural conclusion at ...