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Lauda: Mateschitz doesn t like Mercedes

Niki Lauda insists Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz never seriously approached Mercedes about the possibility of an engine supply because he 'doesn't like' the manufacturer. Red Bull Racing's future in the sport remains uncertain as it finalises its divorce from current engine provider Renault, leaving it and sister outfit Scuderia Toro Rosso without an engine supply for next season and raising the possibility of it quitting altogether. Indeed, Ferrari appears to be Red Bull's sole remaining option for an engine supply now after Mercedes' board decided against a deal over fears it would be assisting a key rival as a result. However, while Toto Wolff has spoken fairly openly about the...
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