Although Renault have not said no to powering Red Bull in 2016, Cyril Abiteboul says it would be 'very difficult' given all the criticism. Red Bull's engine saga has dominated headlines of late after the four-time World Champions announced they were splitting with Renault. But with Mercedes and Ferrari both unwilling to power them, the Milton Keynes squad may be forced to reconcile with Renault. The French manufacturer, though, may not be open to it. Abiteboul told Autosport: 'The bottom line is we will do what's good for Renault. 'If we are to do something different to what is being anticipated will be done, it has to be good for Renault and serve the purpose of Renault as a player within...
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