The FIA has confirmed that six engine manufacturers have signed up to produce a next-generation power unit for F1 from 2026, including Honda although its unknown which team the Japanese manufacturer will supply. Grand Prix racing's future engine regulation cycle will kick off in three years time with a unit that will feature enhanced electrical power and that will operate on 100 per cent sustainable fuel. The six manufacturers or brands are Mercedes, Ferrari, Alpine, Honda and new suppliers Red Bull Ford and Audi. While Alpine's engines are produced by Renault at Viry-Châtillon, the Red Bull Ford-branded unit will be supplied by Red Bull Powertrains in Milton Keynes. Audi will partner...
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