Ferrari is now in favour of a Formula 1 engine development freeze from 2022 after agreeing to bring forward the introduction of the new power units to 2025 read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says the team need a definitive direction on a 2022 engine freeze by the end of November. read more »

Red Bull wants to make a decision on its future Formula 1 power unit supply by the end of November as it seeks an engine freeze beyond 2021 read more »

Toto Wolff doubts Red Bull will get the engine freeze it wants with both Renault and Ferrari being "very direct" in their opposition. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes Formula 1 will fail to push through Red Bull's desired engine freeze so long as both Ferrari and Renault oppose the proposal read more »

Renault has joined Ferrari in saying that it is against a freeze on engine development from 2022. read more »

Renault and Ferrari have expressed their opposition to a freeze of Formula One's engine regulations from 2022 that would enable Red Bull to take on Honda's power unit... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has confirmed that Renault is opposed to the 2022 engine freeze that Red Bull is hoping rivals will back. read more »

Renault has joined Formula 1 rival Ferrari in rejecting the idea of an engine freeze, which was put forward by Red Bull which faces an engine predicament following the news... read more »

Renault has joined Ferrari in saying it will not back any move for a Formula 1 engine freeze from the start of 2022 read more »

Ferrari CEO, Louis Camilleri admits that he is "firmly against" proposals to freeze development of the current power units. read more »

Ferrari has made clear it is "firmly against" the idea of a Formula 1 engine freeze from the start of 2022, despite Red Bull pushing for the plan read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has claimed Red Bull changed their tune about an engine freeze after it was announced Honda are pulling out of F1. read more »

Mattia Binotto believes ironing out the 2026 engine regulations is more important than discussing an immediately development freeze, even if that's what keeps Red Bull in F1. read more »

Formula 1 bosses will meet on Monday to discuss Red Bull's proposal to freeze engine development after 2022. read more »

Ferrari says sorting out plans for Formula 1's engine regulations from 2026 is a bigger priority right now than worrying about an engine freeze to help Red Bull read more »

Red Bull won the support of Mercedes on Saturday for a call to freeze Formula One's engine rules so they might continue using Honda's power unit after the Japanese... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says F1 "should be doing everything" to help Red Bull continue to use Honda power units beyond the end of 2021. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes would support a freeze on engine development if it allows Red Bull to continue with Honda engines. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes would back an engine freeze if that is what is needed to keep Red Bull on the grid, and in the fight. read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner admits that his team's only option is to take over Honda's F1 programme, but only if there is a freeze on development. read more »

Christian Horner says taking on Honda's IP is the "only" real engine option for Red Bull but that it would depend on F1 freezing engine development. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he would be in favour of Formula 1 freezing engine development from 2022 if it helps Red Bull to continue using Honda power units. Red Bull is... read more »

Mercedes would support a possible Formula 1 engine freeze for the 2022 season that would allow Red Bull to continue using Honda power units beyond the end of next year read more »

With Red Bull reportedly telling Formula 1 that they're ready to quit without an engine freeze, what realistically are their options for the future? read more »