The complete 2026 grid
Eleven teams do not mean eleven engine programs. The grid is a network of constructors, five power-unit manufacturers and hundreds of technical, supplier and commercial relationships.
Filter by 2026 power unit
Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team
Mercedes · George Russell · Kimi Antonelli
A works chassis-and-power-unit organization whose public partner map connects fuels, high-performance computing, AI, enterprise software, coatings and factory operations.
Open team manufacturing file →Scuderia Ferrari HP
Ferrari · Charles Leclerc · Lewis Hamilton
The only 2026 constructor on this map that also supplies power units to two other teams, tying engine design, manufacturing, fuel and lubricant development to a three-team operating footprint.
Open team manufacturing file →McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team
Mercedes · Lando Norris · Oscar Piastri
A chassis constructor with one of the clearest public machine-tool case studies: McLaren has documented a Matsuura 100H installed at supplier Staffordshire Precision Engineering for 2026 production.
Open team manufacturing file →Oracle Red Bull Racing
Red Bull Ford · Max Verstappen · Isack Hadjar
A current works power-unit program paired with a public technical-partner stack that explicitly includes machine tools, metrology, simulation, PLM and industrial software.
Open team manufacturing file →Visa Cash App Racing Bulls
Red Bull Ford · Liam Lawson · Arvid Lindblad
An Italian-based constructor using the Red Bull Ford power unit and publicly linking additive manufacturing, digital operations, software and factory systems through its partner roster.
Open team manufacturing file →BWT Alpine Formula One Team
Mercedes · Pierre Gasly · Franco Colapinto
A 2026 Mercedes customer whose official supplier list visibly spans additive manufacturing, machining, protection materials, printing, controls and production support.
Open team manufacturing file →TGR Haas F1 Team
Ferrari · Esteban Ocon · Oliver Bearman
The most direct bridge between the global CNC audience and Formula 1: Haas Automation founded the team, while Ferrari supplies the VF-26 power unit, transmission, steering and cockpit instrumentation.
Open team manufacturing file →Audi Revolut F1 Team
Audi · Nico Hülkenberg · Gabriel Bortoleto
A new 2026 factory entry with chassis development in Hinwil and power-unit development and manufacture in Neuburg, publicly tying combustion, electrification, fuels, fluids and manufacturing into one program.
Open team manufacturing file →Atlassian Williams F1 Team
Mercedes · Carlos Sainz · Alexander Albon
An independent constructor whose partner mix publicly connects hydraulics, AI, data infrastructure, cybersecurity and industrial engineering to the race program.
Open team manufacturing file →Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team
Honda · Fernando Alonso · Lance Stroll
A 2026 works Honda relationship integrating chassis, power unit, advanced fuel and lubricant development through Aston Martin, Honda, Aramco and Valvoline.
Open team manufacturing file →Cadillac Formula 1 Team
Ferrari · Sergio Pérez · Valtteri Bottas
The 11th team entered in 2026 with a Ferrari power unit and gearbox while building toward a GM power unit targeted for 2029; its official partners already expose material science, production, quality and enterprise systems.
Open team manufacturing file →How to read a team page
Each profile separates confirmed team and power-unit facts from manufacturing explanation. The partner list is a dated roster, not a claim that every listed company supplies car hardware. Where an official source identifies a machine, material, software or engineering role, MBB describes it. Where it does not, the site leaves the relationship at the category the team publishes.
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Official sources control current rules, specifications, rosters and relationships. MBB last checked this page on September 28, 2026.
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