Its divorce from Renault seemingly final, Mercedes having found a new partner and Ferrari, reportedly, not willing to supply the latest spec engines, other than Honda, Red Bull's options for 2016 are seriously limited. Consequently, the team is considering ventures other than F1 for its workforce. 'If we were to face a situation that we could not continue in grand prix racing, we would have to look for alternative activities, for sure,' says Horner, according to Motorsport.com. 'At Milton Keynes we have a lot of very talented people. We would have to find a way to exploit their talents elsewhere. 'Of course, my staff is worrying about the future,' he admits. 'But I keep telling them,...
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