Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz has said he would 'accept' keeping his teams in Formula 1 if they had a Ferrari engine for the next few years. While longer term Red Bull is looking at options to link up with a manufacturer – with a VW/Audi tie-up possible as early as 2018 if the German manufacturer can be convinced to commit to an F1 programme – in the short term Ferrari would at least allow the team the chance to return to competitive form. Speaking to Austrian television broadcaster ORF, Mateschitz said that finding a proper power unit was essential, and Ferrari could do that. "That would be, for the next two or three years, a very acceptable solution," said Mateschitz,...
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