Christian Horner has warned Red Bull face 'a transitional year' in 2016 with their new power supply deal. After a series of dire warnings throughout that Red Bull were prepared to quit F1 unless they were given a 'competitive supply' of engines, Horner has confirmed the team will be staying on in the sport after signing a new engine contract. It's thought that the deal will entail the team using the core of a Renault engine with a series of Mario Illien-designed addendums, although confirmation of the specifics has been put on hold while Renault complete their long-awaited takeover of Lotus. After four successive title doubles between 2009 and 2013, Red Bull have won just three races since...
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