Ford Motor Co. has partnered with Red Bull Racing to produce power units for Formula One, focusing on the electric power element of the new 2026 rules, while also competing in NASCAR, off-road rally and the World Endurance Championship.

Synonymous with Formula One powertrains in the 1960s with its legendary Cosworth engines, Ford returns to F1 in 2026 as powertrain partner with Red Bull Racing. The team unveiled its livery, waving the red, yellow, and blue: red and yellow for the energy drinkmaker’s raging bull mixed with the automaker’s Blue Oval logo.

Ford and GM are preparing to wage a new battle in a war that stretches back decades—this time, the battleground is Formula 1’s global stage.

NASCAR veteran Dale Earnhardt Jr. throws his support behind Chevy amid the ongoing off-track Ford vs. Chevrolet feud.

Red Bull will unveil their 2026 car in Detroit this week alongside Racing Bulls, becoming the first team to reveal their new design for the season. The launch also marks the beginning of Red Bull’s new partnership with Ford,