Red Bull split with its long-time engine partner because Renault did not spend enough in developing a competitive engine according to former F1 driver Gerhard Berger, who said he is not surprised his friend Dietrich Mateschitz has decided on a new path for his two teams. It is expected that, after Mercedes closed the door, Red Bull will now tie the knot with Ferrari, and Austrian Berger said his former employer based at Maranello would be a good choice. 'This separation with Renault was to be expected,' Berger told Austrian Servus TV. 'Red Bull and Renault had clearly drifted apart in recent months, and I understand that Red Bull was very unhappy over the last two years particularly.'...
Full Story »