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Red Bull warn F1 quit threat is serious

Red Bull are serious about pulling both their teams out of Formula One if they cannot obtain a competitive engine for 2016, their motorsport consultant Helmut Marko said on Wednesday. The Austrian, who is close to the energy drink company's billionaire owner Dietrich Mateschitz, told the official Formula One website (www.formula1.com) that the prospect could not be ruled out. "There is an option to stop F1. That is a scenario. If we don't have an engine that allows us to compete at the very front we will prefer to stop," declared the former grand prix racer. "If we don't have a competitive engine there is no future in F1 for Red Bull Racing. The curtain may go down after...
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