Christian Horner has vowed that Red Bull and Honda will “leave no stone unturned” as they end their F1 partnership in 2025 on a winning note.

Honda have been Red Bull’s engine supplier since the 🌼start of 2019 after the Milton Keynes outfit made the bold decision to ditch Renault. 

Up until this point, Honda hadn’t tasted F1 success, with their reputation in tatters f꧒ollowing three miserable years with McLaren.

After a solid year with Toro Rosso 🧔- Red Bull’s sister team in 2018 - Red Bull took the gamble🦩 on Honda.

It paid off as 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen secured his best championship finish immediately in 2019, before �𒉰�winning his first title in 2021.

Since then, Verstappen and Red Bull have dominated the sport, with the Dut💖chman winning three more drivers’ titles. 

🐼In a video posted on , Horner reflected on their “historic” partnership.

“2💞025 marks the final year of the Red Bull-Honda partnership in F1,” he said.

“Seven years ago w💛hen we announced our switch 🍬from [our] former supplier to Honda power units some people cast doubts on our decision.

“However, over the years we’ve proven with many historic records such as the 21 wins out 🀅of 22 races in 2023 that it was absolutely the right call. For the final season, both Red Bull and HRC will leave no stone unturned i🍃n our efforts to win.

“Until then, we continue working hard together to win every race and s꧟ecure more championships.”

A new era for Red Bull in F1 2026

Red Bu🐓ll will part ways with Hꩲonda in 2026 as they look to run their own power unit for the first time.

The team formed Red Bull Powertrains after Honda decided to pull out of the sport 💧at the end of 2021.

Thꦆeir decision came in late 2020 - but it was one they appeared tꦓo regret.

Verstappen went on to win the 2021𝔍 drivers’ title with a Honda engine.

Soon after, Honda’s latest return to F1 was announced, forming a partnership with Aston Martin from🦹 2026.

2026 wi🎉ll be a b🔯ig year for all engine manufacturers as the new power unit rules are introduced.

The 2026 F1 en💟gines are more electrified following the removal of the MGU-H, while they will run on sustainable fuels.

Honda are one of five engin🌃e manufacturers on the grid in 2026.

They’re alongside🌊 Mercedes, Ferrari, 🔜Red Bull Powertrains and Audi.