Red Bull’s power unit is gaining significant attention, with its first F1 engine appearing to be a real success.
Liam Lawson has praised Red Bull’s power unit performance, noting the unexpected strength right from the start. Red Bull now supplies its own power unit under new regulations, handling Racing Bulls’ engines too. Despite challenges, Red Bull seems to have excelled at power unit development in their first attempt. The power unit has impressed many, with some claiming it is the grid’s strongest.
Racing Bulls has a strong overall package, with the power unit giving a significant boost. Lawson highlighted the engine as the biggest asset of Racing Bulls’ 2026 car, delivering consistent performance each race weekend. While acknowledging areas for improvement like raw speed and downforce, Lawson is optimistic about the team’s potential once those are addressed.
