With the RB22, Oracle Red Bull Racing has reached another milestone in its more than two decades of history as part of the Formula 1 World Championship. The Austrian racing team, based in Milton Keynes, UK, has already won numerous World Championship titles, both in the constructors’ and drivers’ standings.
Oracle Red Bull Racing sent a strong signal of its new partnership with automotive giant Ford on Friday morning with the unveiling of the new design for the 2026 season at the heart of the US manufacturer in Detroit, Michigan.
The future company car of the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls was also presented in one fell swoop – two top teams with Austrian roots and overseas expertise. We are looking forward to the red-white-red highlight in the calendar, taking place from June 26 to 28 at Spielberg.
World champion DNA with Austrian roots
The RB22, which saw the light of the motorsport world on Friday morning in Detroit, has no easy legacy to live up to. Since 2005, its predecessors have won a total of six constructors’ titles and eight drivers’ titles (4 x Sebastian Vettel & 4 x Max Verstappen). In 2026, the legendary fifteenth home Grand Prix will take place at the Red Bull Ring at the end of June. Since 2014, the Styrian Murtal region has once again been hosting battles for World Championship points, with double Grands Prix held in 2020 and 2021. Anyone who doesn’t want to miss this motorsport festival for the whole family, complete with a sensational supporting programme, should mark June 26 to 28 in their calendar. Tickets are still available!
The drivers
Few drivers have dominated Formula 1 solely through their racing talent as much as Dutchman Max Verstappen. The four-time world champion will be attempting to secure his fifth title with the RB22 and plenty of Ford power. He will be joined at Oracle Red Bull Racing by Frenchman Isack Hadjar, who has moved up from the sister team to the A-league of racing teams. The new F1 car from the Italian Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, based in Faenza, will be driven in 2026 by New Zealander Liam Lawson and Briton Arvid Lindblad.
Attention MotoGP fans!
Mark January 27, 2026, in your calendar – that’s when the two-wheeled heroes and their KTM bikes take the spotlight!
