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Red Bull doesn't need Porsche in 2026 – Horner

Sep.3 Red Bull will go it alone if a highly expected works deal with Porsche is not finalised. That is the claim of Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, after new Volkswagen and current Porsche CEO Oliver Blume admitted that talks about the German marque's 2026 Formula 1 entry are still ongoing. Indeed, Horner says Red Bull is still ploughing ahead with its own engine program – Red Bull Powertrains – while rumours of Honda's returning to full works status for 2026 are gathering speed. 'There are some manufacturers, not just Germans, who are also interested in Formula 1,' Dr Helmut Marko told Sport1 at Zandvoort. 'As for Porsche, Mr Blume and co are not unknown to us.' The big...
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