Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has confirmed that they have signed an engine agreement for 2016 and will be on the grid 'unless something extremely untoward happens'. Speaking to Sky Sports F1 at the Abu Dhabi GP, Horner refused to reveal just who the contract is with, although expectations point to a renewal with Renault - albeit with the team themselves developing the power unit. "We've entered the world championship, we've signed a contract for an engine, but I can't tell you what it'll be or called at the moment," Horner said. The former world champions are expected to use Renault power units but develop them themselves The news comes in a week which saw Red Bull...
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