For the second ADUO evaluation period, the FIA once again identified the Red Bull-Ford power unit as the benchmark for ICE ...

Based on the first two assessment periods, Red Bull Ford is the only F1 manufacturer not to receive a development opportunity ...

In the FIA's latest rankings, Red Bull have again been found to have the most powerful engine in F1.

Red Bull Powertrains will continue into the second half of the season as the only Formula 1 engine manufacturer that has not ...

Red Bull Ford Powertrains was solidly on top in the first round of ADUO assessments, meaning it's the benchmark for ICE ...

Red Bull Powertrains has been provisionally judged the F1 2026 engine benchmark in a document confirming development allowances to teams. The FIA is yet to publicly announce the findings of its ADUO ...

Red Bull Racing is currently considered the benchmark of the sport, which may put the Ford F1 project at a disadvantage.

The FIA's ADUO assessment grants Mercedes one extra upgrade token while Ferrari, Audi, and Honda receive two each.

For Oracle Red Bull Racing, the start of the 2026 Formula 1 era was always going to come with scrutiny. The team isn’t just unveiling a new car under radically revised regulations—it’s also debuting ...

The governing body released the outcome of its second Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) review, with ...

Several F1 drivers took part in a practice start for the new 2026 cars late on day three of preseason testing in Bahrain on Friday. Mark Sutton / Formula 1 / Getty Images SAKHIR, Bahrain — “One second ...

Supercars and Triple Eight Race Engineering have both responded after the revelation that 2024 champion Will Brown has been driving with an engine airflow restrictor that is 1 millimetre undersized ...