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Pirelli would reconsider F1 future if Red Bull quits

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli would have to reconsider its future in the sport if Red Bull goes ahead with its threat to quit, removing both its teams from the grid in 2016. Both are without engines after falling out with current supplier Renault and are therefore seeking a supply of Ferrari engines, but will only accept equal footing with the Ferrari works team. When asked if losing two high-profile teams would have an impact on Pirelli's future, motorsport director Paul Hembery told Autosport: "It would make us think very heavily, yes."To lose two high quality, well-funded, professional teams - and I can't imagine there would be immediate replacements, even though we...
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