Helmut Marko says Red Bull and Honda are engaged in talks over renewing their partnership in F1 to tackle the sport's next-generation power unit regulations. In the past year, Red Bull has set up its own engine department at Milton Keynes, which has given it the ability to develop an in-house engine for 2026. A collaboration between RBP and Porsche looked like a sure thing until the two companies called off their talks last month, having failed to find a common ground on how to move forward with their partnership. Although RBP chief Christian Horner insists Red Bull is looking at an independent engine future in F1, it remains open to joining forces with an OEM that fits its DNA, meaning...
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