2026 constructor profile
A current works power-unit program paired with a public technical-partner stack that explicitly includes machine tools, metrology, simulation, PLM and industrial software.
At a glance
| Drivers | Max Verstappen · Isack Hadjar |
|---|---|
| 2026 chassis | RB22 |
| Power unit | Red Bull Ford |
| Operations | Milton Keynes, United Kingdom |
| Official team site | Visit official source ↗ |
Where manufacturing enters the picture
The chassis constructor owns the integration problem: structure, suspension, cooling, aerodynamics, controls, packaging and the thousands of interfaces that make the car function. The power-unit relationship adds another system boundary. That is why the team name, engine name and list of actual technical contributors must be kept distinct.
Public partner information connects Oracle Red Bull Racing to Ansys, DMG MORI, Hexagon, PWR, Siemens. A listed commercial partner is not automatically a manufacturer, and a logo does not prove that a brand made a particular part. MBB identifies a technical role only when the team or partner documents that role.
Precision workflow
No Formula 1 team publishes a complete production traveler or tolerance set. The useful public lesson is the connected system: revision control, specialist capability, short feedback loops and evidence at every handoff.
Officially listed or announced partners
This dated roster was compiled from the team's official partner page and official announcements available on September 28, 2026. Categories include title, principal, team, technical, supplier and other commercial relationships. Visit the team source for the live roster.
Verify the current Oracle Red Bull Racing partner roster →
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Open full reference →Primary sources and verification
Official sources control current rules, specifications, rosters and relationships. MBB last checked this page on September 28, 2026.
- Formula 1: current teams ↗
- Formula 1: 2026 team explainer ↗
- Formula 1: 2026 power-unit explainer ↗
- FIA: current 2026 regulation library ↗
- FIA: 2026 technology overview ↗
- Haas: official VF-26 specification ↗
- McLaren: Matsuura and SPE supplier integration ↗
- Audi: official Formula 1 project ↗
- Oracle Red Bull Racing: official site ↗
- Oracle Red Bull Racing: official partners ↗
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