Ford is returning to Formula 1 in 2026 in a partnership with Red Bull to supply power units to the team, the companies announced. Ford has not competed in any facet of F1 since 2004.
Red Bull has been seeking a new engine supplier since Honda withdrew from F1 following the 2021 season. Although the team had successfully used its own badged engines to win both championships in 2022, the engines remain the intellectual property of Honda, which agreed to maintain and support the powerplants up until the 2026 season when F1 is introducing new technical configurations.
Never did Ford enjoy anywhere close to the success it was accustomed to, failing to score a win, earning just two podium finishes and placing no better than seventh in the constructor’s championship. Within the company, the decision to own a team was second-guessed. The team was eventually sold to Red Bull after the 2004 season concluded.
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