Ford has revealed how the trigger for its return to Formula 1 with Red Bull was an out-of-the-blue email that it sent to team boss Christian Horner.The collapse of talks that... read more »

Ford motorsport boss, Mark Rushbrook has said he would be delighted to see fellow American manufacturer General Motors in F1. read more »

Ford have announced their support for a massive manufacturer to join F1 in a boost to Andretti. read more »

Ford isn’t concerned with the experience deficit it and partner Red Bull boasts compared to other Formula 1 engine manufacturers as it works towards the 2026 rules. The... read more »

F1 returns to Europe for the Emilia Romagna GP this weekend, racing around Imola after skipping the 2023 race due to flooding. With McLaren's morale running high after... read more »

What are your memories of Roland? When did you first come across him?David Brabham: As we were coming up through the ranks, he was ahead of me - he was older than I was.... read more »

Ford will partner up with Red Bull to work on their power unit for 2026 onwards - and global director of motorsport Mark Rushbrook has dismissed claims that they are behind in... read more »

The American car giant is teaming up with Red Bull Powertrains to help develop an engine for the new 2026 regulations.The ambitious plans, which will see Red Bull produce its... read more »

"Continuity was in the very first discussions that I had with Christian Horner" read more »

"Every team has a succession plan," insists Ford Performance Motorsports Director, Mark Rushbrook in reaction to Adrian Newey's departure. read more »

The Carlos Sainz-Red Bull rumours continue to rumble after his father Carlos Sainz sr. has been confirmed as Ford's factory driver for the American manufacturer's... read more »

Ford has clarified that its commitment to partnering with Red Bull come 2026 has remained “unchanged” despite the news that design guru Adrian Newey will depart. Red Bull... read more »

Earlier this week Red Bull announced that Newey would step away from its F1 team after a two-decade spell at the Milton Keynes-based team which yielded seven drivers' and... read more »

The Milton Keynes-based team will produce its own power unit for the first time in 2026, when its new Red Bull Powertrains division ties up with Ford.Although Red Bull is under... read more »

From 2026 Honda will move its works engine deal to Aston Martin, ending its successful association with Red Bull.Following Honda's initial decision to withdraw from F1,... read more »

Red Bull Powertrains will be working in conjunction with Ford to help deliver the engine that will power the current world champion squad for F1's new rules era.It already... read more »

We are back with another season of All Access, and we filmed it with a Dad Cam! Straight to Brighton Beach in Melbourne for the Red Bull Unserios Race, Daniel Ricciardo and... read more »

After officially withdrawing from F1 at the end of 2021, having propelled Max Verstappen to his first drivers' title, Honda has continued to supply engines until the end... read more »

Red Bull have announced Ford Motor Company as title partner of the Red Bull Ford Academy Programme for the 2024 F1 Academy Season. read more »

Ford’s title-sponsorship of Red Bull-nominated F1 Academy driver Emely de Heus reaffirms the American marques’ faith in its developing partnership with Red Bull powertrains.... read more »

Ford has demanded an urgent resolution to the Christian Horner investigation in a fresh letter to Red Bull. read more »

Ford CEO Jim Farley has sent a letter to Red Bull to demand a speedy resolution - and more information - on the internal investigation of alleged misconduct by team principal... read more »

Ford says it is “frustrated” with the lack of transparency concerning Red Bull’s investigation into allegations levied at Formula 1 Team Principal Christian Horner. Horner is... read more »

As silence continues on the progress of Red Bull's probe into allegations made against Horner by a female employee, Ford has upped the ante in urging the energy drinks... read more »

Ferrari power unit technical director Enrico Gualtieri has said that Formula 1’s new engine manufacturers will face a ‘huge challenge’ preparing for the sport’s new regulations... read more »