Christian Horner says Red Bull's new engine operation is on target to compete next season, with hundreds of new staff members recruited. Red Bull will become Formula 1's newest factory engine producer as of next year, as they gradually take on Honda's intellectual property and continue the work of the Japanese marque under their own name. Red Bull's expansion has seen them bring in between 300 and 500 new staff members this year. Honda will continue to supply the team with power units from Japan next season with Formula 1's new regulations in place, as part of a staggered handover which will see Red Bull take on full production from 2023. The team's drive for staff has been well...
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