After a 6-year hiatus, Ford is making its return to Formula One (F1) racing in 2026 in partnership with Red Bull Racing. The two companies announced the news today in a joint press conference.
Ford has been a mainstay in F1 racing since the 1960s and was the first American car manufacturer to compete in the sport. The company has won nine Constructors’ Championships, including four consecutive championships from 1966 to 1969.
The new partnership will see Ford and Red Bull combine forces to build a new race car for the 2026 season. The car will be powered by Ford’s PaxPower Jackal engine, which is designed for maximum efficiency and performance.
In addition, the two companies have also announced plans to collaborate on a new line of performance vehicles. The new vehicles will be based on the same technology used in the F1 car and will be available to the public.
Ford’s return to F1 is a major step forward for the company, and the partnership with Red Bull is sure to make waves in the racing world. With the new car and performance vehicles, Ford is poised to make a big impact in the sport for years to come.
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