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Horner: Mercedes decision lies at higher level than Wolff

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has revealed that talks with two manufacturers are taking place as the energy drinks outfit continues to work on its engine supplier crisis. Amid the Renault divorce, the energy drink company says it will have to quit formula one if it cannot secure a competitive alternative engine for 2016. Mercedes, however, has ruled out working with Red Bull, Ferrari is believed to be offering only a ‘B' engine, and Honda has played down reports linking it strongly with Red Bull's secondary team, Toro Rosso. Nonetheless, Red Bull Racing team boss Horner told the Austrian broadcaster Servus TV: 'There are talks with two manufacturers.' Fascinatingly, although...
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