Honda RBPT

==History==
Following their decision to withdraw from Formula One at the end of 2021, Honda agreed to a deal with Red Bull to continue constructing, servicing, and supplying Red Bull Racing and Scuderia AlphaTauri with power units from its facility in Sakura. Honda Racing Corporation assumed responsibility for the programme, in a restructuring that also left it in control of Honda's other four-wheeled motorsports projects. The agreement initially only covered the 2022 season, after which Red Bull Powertrains would assume responsibility for engine supply, but later was extended to the end of the 2025 season.
The Honda-designed and built engines were badged as Red Bull Powertrains units during the 2022 season, reflecting Honda's official withdrawal from Formula One. Honda's branding presence on the liveries and uniforms of the two teams was also reduced. The Honda logos on the cars' liveries and drivers' suits were replaced by that of HRC.
However, at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix, Honda and Red Bull Racing announced a strengthening of their partnership, with Honda branding returning to both Red Bull Racing and AlphaTauri's liveries for the remainder of the 2022 season. Honda returned as a named power unit supplier for the 2023 season, supplying power units badged as Honda RBPT.
Following a change in management since the decision was made to exit Formula One, Honda has remained present at discussions regarding future Formula One regulations along with other manufacturers, and held discussions with Red Bull Racing as to futured possibilities for a renewed partnership from the 2026 season onwards, when new power unit regulations will come into effect. However, Red Bull Powertrains is set to partner with Ford Performance from 2026.
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==References==
Category:Engine Manufacturers
Category:Red Bull Racing
Category:Needs introduction