Red Bull's engine dramas have unfolded in a way that not even that team would have predicted. Is this the end of the road for Red Bull in F1 or is there light at the end of the tunnel? Jonathan Noble analyses a fascinating situation. To say that Red Bull has got itself into a bit of a pickle in Formula 1 right now would be a slight understatement. With less than six months to go before the 2016 season starts in Australia, neither Red Bull Racing nor Toro Rosso have an engine supply deal in place, and there are growing doubts that they are going to get one. It's a scenario that the energy drink giant was not predicting would unfold. After deciding that the breakdown in its relationship...
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