Formula 1: Red Bull will quit F1

There are reports that one of the big names in F1 Red Bull are likely to put out of the competition at the end of the season if they don’t get a competitive engine.

Helmut Marko told Sky Sports News HQ said that the Red Bull's hierarchy has taken the decision to pull out of F1 at the end of this season if they do not have a competitive engine. Marko and Dietrich Mateschitz (Owner of Red Bull) have also confirmed that Red Bull would be ending his partnership with Renault a year early then excepted because of their unhappiness about the engines delivered by the French manufacturer

Here is a quote from Marko “The decision is done. If we don't have a competitive engine we will leave Formula 1. I don't want to go into details, but what's clear is we want a competitive engine, because with these regulations you saw at Monza we were two seconds behind. As long as you don't have a power unit that which can compete it doesn't make sense”.

Concerning the deal with Renault coming to an end here is what Marko said “We have always been a customer, we have always paid for our engines, we never got them for free, and the performance was just not there, so we decided we will split”

Marko wasn’t the only one talk about the spilt as Mateschitz also spoke with an Austria’s newspaper Salzburger Nachrichten saying “The separation from our engine partner at the end of the season is by mutual agreement. There was no sense in working together any more. You couldn't put the teams through that any longer”.