Red Bull has ended months of speculation about its Formula 1 future by confirming on Friday that it now has an engine deal in place for 2016. Although it has drawn short of confirming that it will be running some form of unbranded Renault power unit, team principal Christian Horner has says a deal has been finalised. “We have an agreement for an engine for next year which we hope will be confirmed within the coming days,” said Horner. “It will have a development path – ironically of what we were trying to achieve 12 months ago.” Horner's second reference is understood to be in relation to Renault's use of Mario Illien to help ramp up improvements in the power unit. Renault F1...
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