Christian Horner admits Red Bull Racing could be forced to skip the first Formula 1 test of the 2016 pre-season unless it can secure an engine deal imminently. Red Bull remains without an engine for the 2016 season after its bitter divorce from Renault and subsequent rejections of supply from Mercedes and Ferrari, while a mooted deal with Honda is being blocked by McLaren. Though it remains possible that Red Bull could quit the sport if it can't secure a competitive engine, even if the FIA and FOM do succeed in their attempts to force a deal through, Horner believes time is running out to get the car ready for the first test of 2016 in February. “At the moment we're right on the limit to...
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