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Renault confirms Red Bull split is nigh
Renault's days as an engine supplier in F1 are 'over' with chairman Carlos Ghosn confirming they will 'either exit or run their own team'. After winning four consecutive titles with Red Bull, the relationship between the French manufacturer and the Milton Keynes outfit have turned sour as Renault has been unable to produce quick and reliable power units. Although the two parties have a contract until the end of 2016, Renault confirmed at the start of this season that they are considering their options, but it was initially expected that they would still fulfill their engine contracts with Red Bull and Toro Rosso. However, Ghosn has all but confirmed the end of the Red Bull deal as his...
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