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Ford will return to Formula 1 after announcing a partnership with Red Bull for the next set of engine regulations.
Red Bull and AlphaTauri F1 cars will be powered by Red Bull-Ford branded engines from 2026 after talks with Porsche and Honda failed to result in a deal.
Our latest video explains all you need to know about the new partnership, how it will work and Ford’s mixed F1 history so far:
Formula 1's most famous race, the Monaco Grand Prix, will stay on the calendar until at least 2031 - but the deal’s not without significant compromise
Just as his Formula 1 career is about to end, Kevin Magnussen is suddenly back to his very best form
Formula 1's abrupt race director change, Dan Fallows' Aston Martin exit, talk of Audi part-selling its F1 team before it even race and F1's big 2025 launch plan all feature in a news-packed edition of The Race F1 Podcast
Formula 1’s first ever joint season launch is a bold experiment even if it is likely to just be a livery showcase broken up by entertainment acts in a launch-turned-mini-concert
F1's race director Niels Wittich leaving three races before the end of the season makes no sense. It could point to tension inside the FIA, as Scott Mitchell-Malm explains
Formula 1 has announced a centralised 2025 launch event in London at which all 10 teams will reveal their liveries for the year ahead, in a move that could dramatically reshape the traditional build-up to the new season. Here's our take on that