
Porsche only interested in working with ‘strong partner’
Porsche and Audi are looking to join the sport from 2026.
Porsche and Audi are looking to join the sport from 2026.
The decision to join has divided opinion both from within and without.
Herbert Diess, the CEO of Volkswagen, has reportedly confirmed Audi and Porsche will be on the F1 grid from 2026.
F1's booming popularity and the timing of rule changes are the reasons why Audi and Porsche will join the grid in 2026.
We are about to enter into a crucial time period as VW looks to formalise its Formula 1 entry in 2026.
Despite being "happy" with Mercedes power, Aston Martin are "actively exploring" their engine options.
Volkswagen have taken a big step closer to Formula 1 after reaching their "final evaluation phase".
Audi and/or Porsche are set to be on the F1 grid in 2026, with the Volkswagen Group reportedly confirming the go-ahead.
Audi and Porsche are set to be confirmed imminently as joining Formula 1 in 2026, it has been reported.
Williams boss Jost Capito said, with a smile, that Mercedes would be the one team that would not answer Volkswagen's call.
McLaren "have had conversations" with Volkswagen but Zak Brown says in the "short term and medium term" he is happy sticking with Mercedes.
Reports from Germany suggest Volkswagen could enter F1 with Audi and Porsche as constructors, rather than just engine suppliers.
Decision time is looming for VW to decide if they are coming into F1, according to Stefano Domenicali.
Williams boss Jost Capito has again said his team would be interested in talking to Volkswagen if they enter F1 as an engine supplier in 2026.
The FIA has set out the key pillars for the new 2026 Formula 1 engines, reportedly clearing the way for the Volkswagen Group to join.
Williams would be open to discussions with VW should they decide to join Formula 1 in future.
Volkswagen would be more likely to target Formula 1 entry as a constructor through a ‘partner’ team, according to Jost Capito.
The Volkswagen Group could make the call as early as next month as to whether either Audi or Porsche, or both, could enter Formula 1.