Ferrari has reopened negotiations with Red Bull about supplying its rival with engines for the 2016 season, offering the Milton Keynes team a potential last-minute lifeline. Whilst it's believed Red Bull is forging its own path with a co-developed Renault-Illien power unit, if that fails to materialise - as it currently awaits Renault's sign-off - Red Bull at least have a fallback option available. Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne made it clear that they would be willing to supply engines on a similar basis to what has been agreed - but not announced - with Toro Rosso, whereby the team has access to year old power units. However he hinted at the possibility of allowing Red Bull to help...
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