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Porsche CEO says ‘we'll see' to new F1 talks

Dec.19 Porsche CEO Oliver Blume has said 'we'll see' to speculation the famous Volkswagen-owned German sports car maker may still enter Formula 1. The FIA declared recently that following the breakdown of takeover talks with Red Bull Racing, Porsche is now looking into opportunities elsewhere in pitlane for the new 2026 engine rules. 'The talks actually went very well,' CEO Blume is quoted as saying by Speed Week when asked about the Red Bull speculation that ended in September. 'A deal was agreed with a handshake but at the last moment it wasn't completed,' he revealed. 'We wanted to be an equal partner.' Indeed, Red Bull bosses Christian Horner and Dr Helmut Marko have explained that...
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