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Ford and Red Bull Unite for a Revolutionary 2026 F1 Engine Project

Ford and Red Bull are actively advancing their plans for the 2026 Formula 1 season, marking Ford's exciting return to the world of top-tier motorsport. With a focus on the upcoming regulation changes, Mark Rushbrook, Ford's Motorsport Director, emphasized the importance of collaboration as they gear up for this significant partnership.

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The collaboration between Ford and Red Bull is set to bring a fresh perspective to F1, especially with the upcoming engineering challenges in 2026. If their partnership leverages the technological prowess of both companies effectively, it could significantly influence the competitive landscape of Formula 1 for years to come. Fans can expect some thrilling developments as we approach the new regulations.

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Source: Paul Velasco

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