Red Bull will run their own fully developed F1 power u🃏nit from 2026, whenღ the new engine regulations are introduced.

The team set💙 up Red Bull Powertrains and formed a partnership with car giant Ford as they look to becomꦯe a works outfit.

It will be a crucial time for Red Bull given that 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen’s contract runs out in 2028.

Should Red Bull underdeliver with their new engine, Ver🗹stappen may decide to qui💯t F1 or move elsewhere. 

Horner remains sur🥃e Red Bull will deliver in 2026.

“I don’t think it’s just about M🧸ꩵax. We’re all very impatient in F1,” Horner said in an interview with Planet F1.

“Everybody wants to be competitive. It’s a massive undertaki💞ng. It’s a ballsy undertaking that we’ve taken 💝on but we believe that it’s the right route for the company, for the future.

“It✱’s busy, there’s 24 months before that engine will be being bolted into the back of the RB22.

“It’s not that long in the engine ♑world so there’s still an awful lot more to do in a very short period of time.

“But I’m confidꦐent that we’ve got the right people, and we can get there.”

Horner is proud of what Red Bull has achieved in the last year given they started th🦋e project from nothing.

“We’re 🌃not going to go into detail yet of where we’re at, but we’re on ღa trajectory,” he added.

“But we’ve got a lot of ground to cover and a lot🔯 of ground to make up - we’re competing against manufacturers that have decades of experience.

“Red Bul𒐪l, 30 months ago, this project was still embryonic. So what’s been achiev♊ed in 13 months has been outstanding.”