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Red Bull eyeing shock Ferrari switch?

Red Bull is considering a shock switch to Ferrari power, according to a media report on Wednesday. Germany's Sport Bild claims that, fed up with works partner Renault's poor reliability and performance in the new 'power unit' era, Red Bull has been in talks with its arch-rival Ferrari. While a switch to Ferrari would be sensational, Red Bull has actually been powered by Maranello-built engines before, in 2006. A year later, junior team Toro Rosso also began to use customer Ferrari power. At the end of last year, Red Bull's quadruple world champion Sebastian Vettel moved to Ferrari, but he said recently he retains a good relationship with the energy drink company. In its latest edition,...
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