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Red Bull: Audi can save us from quitting F1

Red Bull's Helmut Marko has confirmed the energy drinks company will quit Formula 1 if it cannot find a competitive engine, unless Audi enters the sport to power its cars. Ex-Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo had already suggested last week that Red Bull-owner Dietrich Mateschitz wanted to lure Volkswagen-owned Audi into the sport or else he would pull out of F1. Red Bull has struggled with its Renault engines this year, with sixth place as its best result so far. Marko said there had been no formal talks with Audi, but insisted Red Bull would leave F1 unless it can be competitive. "If we don't have a competitive engine in the near future, then either Audi is...
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