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It says much about Red Bull’s faith in its own Formula 1 engine project that the collapse of a potential partnership with Porsche has barely ruffled feathers in Milton Keynes.

It says much about Red Bull’s faith in its own Formula 1 engine project that the collapse of a potential partnership with Porsche has barely ruffled feathers in Milton Keynes.

The iconic car manufacture wanted to enter the sport in 2026 when the new engine regulations are expected to come into play.

For a while it looked almost certain that Red Bull would team up with the German giants going forwards, but negotiations have collapsed and the deal is officially dead

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Porsche and Red Bull have ended talks over a potential partnership.

Helmut Marko claims Red Bull is already attracting interest from manufacturers about a future Formula 1 link-up after talks with Porsche over a partnership came to an end.

Reports had suggested that the deal would have involved Porsche buying a 50% stake in Red Bull’s team and become their engine suppliers