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Porsche and Red Bull Racing will not work together from 2026 onwards

Red Bull Racing and Porsche have failed to agree on a partnership starting in 2026. F1 Journalist Tobi Gruner of Auto, Motor und Sport reports that Porsche has withdrawn after lengthy negotiations. Article continues under ad For a long time it seemed that Porsche and Red Bull Racing would start working together from 2026. Red Bull now has their own engine factory in Milton Keynes and that would be the ideal entry point for Porsche into F1. In this scenario, they wouldn't need to build a factory from scratch and could enter at a high level. Read more Verstappen not more relaxed in 2022: 'Always wondered if I would win' No deal between Red Bull and Porsche In recent weeks, however, reports...
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