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Isack Hadjar admits to 'many doubts' over Red Bull PU before F1 2026 testing
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sports1d ago

Isack Hadjar admits to 'many doubts' over Red Bull PU before F1 2026 testing

  • Hadjar says the RBPT engine is 'way beyond what I anticipated' after Bahrain pre-season testing.
  • Red Bull Powertrains produced its own engine for 2026 in collaboration with Ford, marking a new era for the team.
  • Hadjar reported Barcelona shakedown day one saw him complete 110 consecutive laps, signaling strong reliability.
  • Wolff and Sainz publicly questioned the RBPT engine but later comments echoed a performance edge in testing.
  • Hadjar joined Red Bull Racing after a strong 2025 season with Racing Bulls’ sister team.
  • PlanetF1 described the RBPT engine as a major revelation of Bahrain pre-season testing.
  • Hopes persist for reliability with the new engine as Hadjar warned issues could appear later in the season.
  • Hadjar asserted the project started three years ago shows impressive progress in testing.
  • The Bahrain test results placed RBPT ahead of Williams and Cadillac in total laps on the six official days.
  • Analysts viewed Bahrain telemetry as showing a potential engine edge after rival claims.
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The world’s biggest automaker has one of the dirtiest supply chains: report
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business8h ago

The world’s biggest automaker has one of the dirtiest supply chains: report

  • Tesla, Ford, and Volvo top the 2026 ranking for supply-chain decarbonization and rights protections.
  • Toyota ranks near the bottom, underscoring slow progress in decarbonization and responsible sourcing.
  • EV-focused manufacturers show notable progress in decarbonization and transparent material reporting.
  • Geely and BYD are cited for developing new codes of conduct in their material supply chains.
  • No automaker has achieved even 50 percent on clean supply chains, the report states.
  • Lead the Charge’s fourth edition tracks progress since 2023 across emissions and human-rights metrics.
  • Chinese automakers improve, with Geely and BYD advancing standards for responsible sourcing.
  • The coalition includes Sierra Club, The Sunrise Project, and Public Citizen among others.
  • The report emphasizes ongoing reporting and transparency as essential to progress.
  • The ranking highlights near-term steps like steel and aluminum decarbonization among leaders.
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