Honda will become Red Bull's engine supplier from next season after the Formula One team confirmed its anticipated split with Renault on Tuesday.
The Japanese manufacturer will supply engines for 2019 and 2020, and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner hailed the deal as "an exciting new phase" in the bid to return to the top of F1.
"After careful consideration and evaluation, we are certain this partnership with Honda is the right direction for the team," Horner said in a team statement. "We have been impressed by Honda's commitment to F1, by the rapid steps they have made in recent times with our (feeder) team Toro Rosso."
