Uncertainty has morphed back into mystery as Red Bull's Formula 1 engine crisis races beyond the season finale's chequered flag in 2015. Amid the Abu Dhabi floodlights, F1 legend Niki Lauda confirmed that he tried to help the energy drink company by initially shaking hands with Dietrich Mateschitz on a Mercedes engine deal. 'The fact that a competitive team like Red Bull cannot find a formula one engine is wrong,' he told Welt am Sonntag newspaper. 'And the fact that Mercedes doesn't deliver them an engine was not my idea. 'It is not my competitive mentality, in the idea that to win you have to beat everyone. But there were other opinions,' said Lauda. 'I accepted that.' What will happen...
Full Story »