Christian Horner has ended months of speculation about Red Bull's future in Formula 1, with confirmation that they have secured an engine deal for the 2016 season. Whilst Horner didn't confirm who will be supplying the power unit, it's highly likely they will run some form of unbranded Renault engine. "Next year will be a transitional year," said the Briton on Friday. "We have an agreement for an engine for next year which we hope will be confirmed within the coming days. "It will have a development path – ironically of what we were trying to achieve 12 months ago." That likely refers to work by Mario Illien, who Red Bull employed earlier this season to...
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