Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has confirmed that the Milton Keynes-based outfit has secured an engine deal for the 2016 season. Following months of speculation about the team's future in F1 and what engine the RB12 will be powered by, Horner has now announced that an agreement has been signed. Red Bull initially said it was looking to move away from Renault, approaching Mercedes, Ferrari and Honda. However, reports suggest the team will run unbranded Renault power units. 'Well, we have an agreement in place for next year, so it’s great news that we will be on the grid next year, but unfortunately due to circumstance beyond our control we can’t announce exactly what...
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