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Porsche to take 50% stake in Red Bull F1 operation!

Porsche is reportedly set to acquire a 50% stake in Red Bull's Formula 1 operations as part of its 2026 entry into the sport according to a regulatory document filed with anti-trust authorities.

Porsche has yet to officially announce its F1 partnership with Red Bull, but that announcement is expected to come in the wake of the early August publication by the FIA of F1's 2026 engine regulations.

However, Porsche has conducted the administrative groundwork mandated by its partnership with Red Bull that includes a filing with the anti-trust bodies of the European Union and of a number of other countries around the world of the required prospectus and documents outlining its plans and joint venture with Red Bull.

German website Motorsport-Total has uncovered relevant documents filed by Porsche with Morocco’s Conseil de la Concurrence and which were made public by the latter after it had given its seal of approval to the partnership.

The prospectus suggests that Porsche signaled on July 8 its intent to acquire a 50% interest in Red Bull Technology Ltd – the subsidiary of parent company Red Bull GmbH that manages the energy drink company's F1 operations in Milton Keynes.



The document also confirms that a joint venture between Red Bull and Porsche will be set up to develop and manufacture a power unit for Red Bull Technology.

The main takeaway from the literature published by the Conseil de la Concurrence is that Porsche's interest in F1 with Red Bull will surpass what many believed would be a simple engine supply deal. It now transpires that the Stuttgart firm will invest in the sport as a bona fide partner of Red Bull.

It is expected that Red Bull's second team, Scuderia AlphaTauri, would also use the Porsche and Red Bull developed power unit on the basis of a normal supply deal.

Regarding Audi, Porsche's sister Volkswagen Group brand, the manufacturer appears to still be on track to acquire a majority stake in the Sauber Group – which operates the Alfa Romeo F1 team - through a series of incremental investments.

Furthermore, Audi's engine plans are expected to be entirely independent from Porsche.

Finally, there has been speculation that Porsche and Audi's commitment to F1 has been put in jeopardy by the abrupt resignation last week of Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess.

Diess will be replaced on Sept.1 by Porsche chief executive Oliver Blume.

So far, there has been no indication or smoke signs on the horizon that Volkswagen will scrap the F1 plans of either of its subsidiaries.

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Vettel announces retirement from F1

After weeks of speculation over his future plans, it has been confirmed that Sebastian Vettel will retire from F1 at the end of the 2022 season.

Sebastian Vettel has announced that he will retire from F1 at the end of the 2022 season, calling time on a decorated career in the top echelon.

Vettel recently hinted that a decision over his future was looming after explaining that he planned to talk through his options with his family.

He has now settled on retirement, with the 35-year-old German set to walk away after seeing out the second term of his current deal with Aston Martin.

Vettel pays tribute to "many fantastic people"
Announcing the news, Vettel thanked the colleagues he has worked with throughout his career, including those from his final stint at Aston Martin.

"I have had the privilege of working with many fantastic people in Formula 1 over the past 15 years – there are far too many to mention and thank," he said.

"Over the past two years I have been an Aston Martin driver – and, although our results have not been as good as we had hoped, it is very clear to me that everything is being put together that a team needs to race at the very highest level for years to come.

"I have really enjoyed working with such a great bunch of people. Everyone – Lawrence [Stroll], Lance [Stroll], Martin [Whitmarsh], Mike [Krack], the senior managers, the engineers, the mechanics and the rest of the team – is ambitious, capable, expert, committed and friendly, and I wish them all well."

Vettel leaves as a legend of the sport
Vettel will retire from F1 as a four-time World Champion, with all of those titles achieved while racing for Red Bull in the early 2010s.

He sits third on the all-time list of Grand Prix winners with 53 victories, behind only Lewis Hamilton (103) and Michael Schumacher (91).

Alongside his impressive victory tally, Vettel has 122 podiums and 57 pole positions to his name since making his debut back in 2007.

Bar nije cedio do samog kraja, bravo!

Alonso u Aston Martinu naredne sezone.