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F1·ANALYSIS·October 28, 2026 02:08 AM ET

Mekies says multiple F1 teams have inquired about Red Bull power unit

Aston Martin linked as engine remains below 100 percent

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What happened: Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies stated that "a lot of teams" have shown interest in the outfit's power unit performance, per Sky Sports F1. Addressing whether the organization is prepared to supply additional customer operations, Mekies noted that the engine is still not at 100 percent.

Why it matters: The inquiries surface amid paddock speculation linking Aston Martin to a potential Red Bull supply arrangement, though Red Bull recently stated it has no serious engine talks with Aston Martin. Decisions on customer engine expansion fall under the long-term leadership of Mekies, who signed a contract extension through 2031 earlier in October.

What to watch: Red Bull will focus on bringing its current power unit to full operating capacity before finalizing any additional customer supply commitments.

Sources

  • @SkySportsF1 

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