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Ferrari Chief Dismisses Red Bull’s “Game” amidst 2026 F1 Power Unit Development

Fred Vasseur ignores Red Bull's claims regarding the development of new power units

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Aditya Saikrishna
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UNITED KINGDOM: As anticipation builds for the introduction of all-new power units in the 2026 season, Ferrari’s principal, Fred Vasseur, has taken a strategic stance by dismissing Red Bull’s recent power play as nothing more than a “game.”

The 2026 season is poised to witness a revolutionary transformation in power units, with an increased emphasis on electrical power and the utilization of fully sustainable fuel within the internal combustion engine. This groundbreaking shift has piqued the interest of both established manufacturers and newcomers alike.

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While Red Bull, known for their chassis prowess, is venturing into power unit development for the first time, they seem to be charging ahead, according to Helmut Marko, an advisor to the team.

Marko boldly claims that the collaboration between Red Bull Powertrains and Ford has propelled them “miles ahead” of rivals Ferrari and Audi in power unit development.

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In response to Marko’s remarks, Vasseur maintained a level-headed approach, labeling the comments as part of a strategic “game”. During an exchange with the media, he diplomatically declined to engage in competitive rhetoric, stating, “I don’t want to make any comments on the situation of the others.”

As Ferrari gears up for the challenge, Vasseur expressed confidence in their progress, asserting that they are slightly ahead of schedule in their 2026 power unit development. Despite sitting in fourth place in the 2023 Constructors’ Championship standings, Ferrari seems poised to remain a force to be reckoned with.

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The forthcoming 2026 season will also welcome new manufacturers, including Audi and Red Bull Powertrains in collaboration with Ford. Honda, meanwhile, is set to switch its allegiance from supplying Red Bull’s teams to partnering with Aston Martin.

As the competition intensifies both on and off the track, Formula 1 enthusiasts are on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next chapter in the ever-evolving saga of innovation and rivalry. With Ferrari’s calculated response to Red Bull’s power unit advances, the stage is set for an electrifying battle that could reshape the landscape of Formula 1.

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