Red Bull’s engine has come on leaps and bounds since the team joined Formula 1, with their reliability issues from their time with Renault now being a thing of the past. The team’s decision to switch to Honda engines has paid dividends in recent seasons, with Max Verstappen winning back to back championships while the constructors’ title headed back to Milton Keynes last season after an eight year stay with Mercedes. When the engine regulations undergo a major change in 2026, Red Bull will move on from their relationship with Honda to become powered by Red Bull Powertrains, a technically new entrant in the sport. Teams such as Ferrari have questioned F1’s decision to consider Red...
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