Formula 1 racing team Red Bull Racing has announced it will form a new in-house company dedicated to powertrains after reaching an agreement with Honda to continue using the Japanese automotive manufacturer’s p…
Red Bull Racing to form powertrain arm after Honda deal
The Red Bull Racing Factory in Milton Keynes, England (by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
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