Ford will return to Formula One as the engine provider for Red Bull Racing in a partnership, beginning with tech support this season.
Ford, which owned and ran the Jaguar F1 team, left F1 in 2004 when Jaguar was sold and became Red Bull Racing. Ford was lured back to F1, where it competed for 38 years until it pulled out in 2004, by F1’s focus on sustainable racing and explosion in popularity throughout North America.
“The numbers globally are enormous for Formula One,” Mark Rushbrook, global director of Ford Performance, told The Associated Press. “Especially in the United States, where the growth and diversity of the fans is enormous. That’s important for us. We don’t want to just race and learn technology. We need to do that. We must do that. But we also must be able to connect with fans.
Ford was lured back to F1, where it competed for 38 years until it pulled out in 2004, by F1’s focus on sustainable racing and explosion in popularity throughout North America.Article content
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