Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls announced the date of the presentation.

      Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls have announced the date and location of their 2026 season launch. The joint show with Ford will take place on January 15 in Detroit, Michigan, USA.

      Both teams will reveal the liveries for the new season and will hold a presentation for Red Bull Ford Powertrains, which will become the official power unit supplier for the two teams. The 2026 cars themselves will not be shown at the presentation.

      Laurent Mekies, Head of Red Bull Racing: "The beginning of the Red Bull Ford Powertrains era is not only a bold step into the future but also a vivid testament to what can be achieved by combining world-class engineering, innovation and passion. The energy, precision and scale of this project are inspiring.

      We will see the culmination of many years of collaboration between two outstanding companies that have made their names in motorsport. We are incredibly excited to begin a new chapter, driven by the determination and pursuit of excellence that define Ford and Red Bull."

      Peter Bayer, Chief Executive Officer of Racing Bulls: "We are incredibly excited to welcome Ford back to Formula 1. The company brings more than 125 years of heritage, innovation and absolute commitment to the craft, embodying the spirit of competition that also drives our team. This partnership brings together world-class brands through a love of racing and a desire to push boundaries.

      As part of the Red Bull family, together with our title sponsors Visa and Cash App, we see huge opportunities to combine efforts, connect with a new generation of fans and showcase the future of speed and mobility on the global stage. Starting a new era in Detroit, the home of Ford, makes it even more special."

      Jim Farley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ford Motor Company: "Since we announced our return to Formula 1 with Red Bull, everyone at Ford has been working around the clock preparing for the 2026 season.

      It's not just about racing. It's about how we use the experience gained in Formula 1 to make our cars and trucks better for customers. What we learn together with Red Bull will define the technologies of the future, and that is what excites me most about this partnership."