Max Verstappen praised Red Bull's new RB22 livery at the Detroit launch, noting he had long requested the shiny blue design. He also predicted wider performance gaps between teams following the 2026 regulation overhaul.
Red Bull's first in-house engine with Ford is named DM01, honoring late co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz, marking a new era as the team becomes a manufacturer.
Racing Bulls revealed its 2026 livery in Detroit, keeping the popular white base but adding white wheel covers that have fans ecstatic.
Red Bull believes Max Verstappen's unique ability to manage complex energy systems and active aerodynamics will give the team a crucial edge under the demanding 2026 F1 regulations.
Ferrari has announced a multi-year partnership with crypto exchange BingX, marking the company's first entry into motorsport sponsorship ahead of the 2026 season.
Damon Hill predicts a thrilling 2026 F1 season with potential title surprises from Audi, Cadillac, and Adrian Newey's Aston Martin following massive regulation changes.
Helmut Marko predicts a Mercedes-powered driver will win the 2026 title due to new regulations, casting doubt on Max Verstappen's chances.
The Racing Bulls have revealed their 2026 livery featuring more blue to highlight the Ford partnership, alongside a new driver lineup including rookie Arvid Lindblad and Liam Lawson.
Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad believes the 2026 regulations will allow drivers to have a greater impact on performance, despite the challenges of managing complex new power units.
Red Bull revealed the 2026 RB22 livery in Detroit, featuring a revamped blue pattern while retaining its iconic colors. With Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar at the wheel, the team aims to reclaim the championship title after narrowly missing out last year.
Cadillac and Ford exchanged public jabs ahead of the 2026 season. Cadillac's CEO dismissed Ford's Red Bull deal as marketing, while Ford countered by questioning Cadillac's use of Ferrari engines and asserting their own deep technical integration.
Ford Racing GM Will Ford reflects on the brand's 1901 roots and 2026 F1 return with Red Bull, emphasizing technical transfer to road cars ahead of the new livery reveal.
