Red Bull Racing and Honda cement existing partnership for remainder of 2022

Published on 05 October 2022 by Niels Hendrix

Oracle Red Bull Racing and Scuderia AlphaTauri will continue to use power units which are manufactured in collaboration with Red Bull Powertrains and Honda Racing Corporation (HRC). To strengthen the partnership, the Honda logo will be displayed on Red Bull’s RB18 and AlphaTauri’s AT03 from the Japanese Grand Prix 2022 onwards.

Dr. Helmut Marko, motorsport advisor Red Bull Racing said: “Red Bull Racing and Honda Racing Corporation have achieved great success in Formula 1 together. With these new agreements, we are proud to continue going from strength to strength with the technical support from HRC until the next generation of engines are introduced in 2026. We are confident this relationship with HRC will set us up for more success over the next three seasons and thank them for their ongoing support.”

Christian Horner, team principal and CEO Red Bull Racing: “Honda has invested significantly in hybrid technology over the course of our partnership. This has ensured the supply of competitive power units to both teams, for which we are very grateful. Our combined goal is to continue to deliver dominant engines and achieve the most success possible in the following three years. To mark this, we look forward to welcoming the Honda logo back on to the car from Suzuka onwards.”

Koji Watanabe, head of corporate communications supervisory unit Honda Motor and president of Honda Racing Corporation: “The HRC logo on the nose and Honda logo on the side of the cars of both teams represent the strong ties between Honda and Red Bull. Through the technical support provided by HRC, Honda will fully support the challenges those machines take on to become the ‘fastest in the world.’ We are very pleased that these machines will be unveiled at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, where Honda serves as the title sponsor. Please root for the two Red Bull teams which compete with power units loaded with Honda technologies.”