Sunday, January 18, 2026
Red Bull RB22 | Inside the 2026 F1 Car, New Ford Engine & Drivers
The Red Bull RB22 is Oracle Red Bull Racing’s official 2026 Formula One car and the most radical machine the team has ever built. Designed from the ground up for the new 2026 regulations, the RB22 introduces active aerodynamics, a completely new Red Bull Ford Powertrains hybrid engine, and a fully integrated manufacturer-style team structure. In this video, we break down the RB22 in detail — from its aerodynamic concept and chassis philosophy to the 1.6-liter V6 hybrid power unit, where nearly 50 percent of total output now comes from electrical energy. We also analyze how the removal of the MGU-H, the use of 100% sustainable fuel, and new energy deployment rules change how performance is extracted on track. The RB22 is led by Max Verstappen, with Isack Hadjar joining him as Red Bull enters a new era under Team Principal Laurent Mekies and Technical Director Pierre Waché. #formula1 #redbullracing #rdbullrb22 #maxverstappen SUBSCRIBE TO CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6IKxew0eG8FQWl89nCv-3A?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | https://ift.tt/3WqrvHk Instagram | https://ift.tt/R2zCXxv Pinterest | https://ift.tt/k79C2UB X/Twitter | https://www.twitter.com/MotorSpexx Threads | https://ift.tt/SDatu43 Tumblr | https://ift.tt/lTjDfLC Blog | https://ift.tt/w69JAYB
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