As Red Bull's options narrow further, Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has played down the prospect of a 2016 engine deal to a save the situation for the energy drinks' F1 operation.. And the Italian told Globo that the perception that the fate of Red Bull and Toro Rosso and hundreds of employees is now in the hands of Ferrari is wrong, 'Red Bull has no engine for 2016 and it seems that we are guilty, but it's not like that.' It is believed that Ferrari has told Red Bull that the only workable solution for 2016 is that the two teams accept a supply of year-old power units — something Dietrich Mateschitz says is unacceptable. But Arrivabene said time is simply too short for Ferrari...
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