Zak Brown believes Red Bull has made a bold move in deciding to set up its own engine department, but it's a plan that isn't without risks warns the McLaren Racing boss. Honda's decision to exit Formula 1 at the end of this year set in motion Red Bull's decision to take over the Japanese manufacturer's engine program from 2022 and develop in the future its own power unit in conformity with the next generation of engine regulations that F1 has yet to define. By team boss Christian Horner's own admittance, Red Bull Powertrains will be the energy drink company's biggest investment in F1 since it acquired the Jaguar team back in 2004. Brown understands the rationale behind the...
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