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Mercedes-Benz and Williams Racing extend power-unit deal until 2030
Mercedes-Benz will continue to power Williams Racing until at least 2030, it has been confirmed today. Williams becomes the brand’s second customer team confirmed for the next generation of power unit regulations introduced in 2026. Click here to subscribe to our…
GM Registers as a Formula 1 Power Unit Manufacturer
General Motors today announced that it has formally registered with the FIA as a Formula 1 power unit manufacturer starting in the 2028 season. “We are thrilled that our new Andretti Cadillac Formula One entry will be powered by…
Honda to supply power units to the Aston Martin F1 Team starting the 2026 season
As 2026 F1 regulations will boost electrical power by three times, Honda enters F1 with a new partner. Honda will hone its e-motor and battery technologies through new F1 challenges and feed them back to mass production. Click here to subscribe…
Snap-on and Red Bull Powertrains announce a partnership agreement
Red Bull Powertrains is pleased to announce that it is to partner with world-leading tool manufacturer Snap-on as it continues to develop capability at its state-of-the-art Formula 1 power unit facility within the Red Bull Technology Campus facility in Milton…
Honda will supply F1 power unit technology to Red Bull from 2022
Red Bull form powertrain company following an agreement with Honda to use the Japanese manufacturer’s F1 power unit technology. Click here to subscribe to our print edition! Following Honda’s decision to exit Formula One as a power unit manufacturer at the…
Formula 1 Commission issues a statement
The first meeting of the Formula 1 Commission in 2021 was held yesterday 11 February, in an online format. The FIA and Formula 1 confirm that positive discussions took place on a number of key topics relating to future Sporting,…
