Red Bull's 2026 Engine Has a Fatal Flaw...

Описание: Red Bull’s 2026 F1 Engine: A Bigger Risk Than It Looks


Red Bull Racing has dominated Formula 1 for years, but the 2026 season could be their biggest challenge yet.
With a full regulation reset coming, the Red Bull 2026 F1 engine project may turn into a serious risk for the team.

After Honda’s departure from F1, Red Bull took control of its own engine development by creating Red Bull Powertrains. For the first time, the team will build its own power unit, working closely with the Red Bull Powertrains Ford partnership ahead of the 2026 engine regulations.

Unlike Mercedes and Ferrari, Red Bull Powertrains is still a new operation. Under the complex 2026 F1 engine rules — with increased electrical power, new fuel regulations, and tighter development limits — even small mistakes could have big consequences.

In this video, we break down:

Why the F1 Red Bull engine 2026 project is such a big gamble

How Red Bull Powertrains and Ford plan to replace Honda

Why the 2026 regulations could test Red Bull like never before

What this risk could mean for Red Bull’s future in Formula 1

Red Bull looks unbeatable today — but 2026 may tell a very different story.




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