Zo reageert de wereld op het aanstaande vertrek van Honda bij Red Bull en de F1

Exit Honda!

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Zo reageert de wereld op het vertrek van Honda uit de Formule 1

Motorfabrikant Honda laat een groot gat achter bij Red Bull als het straks in 2021 de deur in de F1 achter zich dicht trekt.

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Honda vertrekt na het seizoen van 2021 als motorfabrikant uit de Formule 1. Dit nieuws kwam voor Red Bull Racing en AlphaTauri als een donderslag bij heldere hemel. Ook Formule 1-fans zagen deze klap niet aankomen, zo blijkt uit de reacties op het internet. "Dit geeft Red Bull twee jaar om BMW te overtuigen om een motor voor ze te bouwen", zo wordt er geschreven.

That gives you two years to convince BMW to build you a power unit!
— Quirk (@The_Quirk) October 2, 2020

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Wonder if this means Aston Martin might be supplying Red Bulls engines for the new regulation changes ?
— Cameron McNaughton (@Cruzr_1872) October 2, 2020

Burned bridges with Renault... unlikely to go to Mercedes... that leaves you with Ferrari?
— ????? (@simfy89) October 2, 2020

Renault is obliged to supply engine to red bull and also red bull can't leave the sports until 2025
— Osher Joseph (@OsherJoseph) October 2, 2020

This just shows what a bloody disaster the turbo hybrid era has been. Totally dominated by Mercedes, so expensive manufacturers won’t join the sport out of a fear they can’t develop to the need level ?‍♂️. It just seems like a slow death to the sport you love.
— Matt Streeter GoTigers? (@Streeter1974) October 2, 2020

Cyril next time he sees Horner pic.twitter.com/pGbJswbWap
— The Chief (@Macho_Grande1) October 2, 2020

I’m no red bull fan but this can’t be good news for the whole of f1
— Michael Procter (@TheProctorious) October 2, 2020

So which company will be your supplier? Back to Renault or New deal with biggest rival Ferrari and Mercedes or new company? When will you annonce that? is there any change bulild your own engine with huge invesment?
— Bitret (@Bitret1) October 2, 2020

What a joke. Max should have signed with Mercedes when he had the chance. He deserves better than this.
— GJNA (@GJNA16) October 2, 2020

Ok that's the end of f1. What a bummer. Just bring back simple engines. Compensate co2 via other way eg trees. These complex engines are way too expensive. Nobody likes them anyhow.
— Martin (@mg_xtreme) October 2, 2020

As usual @HondaRacingF1 can't be trusted, they did they same to @JensonButton in 2008 then killed @McLarenF1 chances. A company that can't build good engines or keep to its commitments! Them going is good for @F1, I hope they stay away for good.
— Robert Johnson (@bobjohno) October 2, 2020

Well Renault isnt an option, Mercedes will
never give the latest updates, Ferrari not good enough and wont give the latest updates. Career @Max33Verstappen on hold and @redbullracing done, only can make the difference with the car. But isnt enough, nowadays motor PU is important.
— Ziggy (@ReggaeWise) October 2, 2020

Sad day for the team but I know you will be doing everything to get the best PU for 2022. Let’s finish off in style with Honda and work towards 2022
— natalie (@natIou) October 2, 2020

This is the end for Redbull and Max.
— Ⓜ️ike de Wit (@MikedeWit1968) October 2, 2020

Lmfao!!! Well done. F1 keeps the hybrid crap and nobody wants to join and more will keep leaving lol F2 is so much better
— Al Loozo (@mwk360) October 2, 2020