article_snippet: If Renault pulls out of F1, or switches from engine supplier to competitor, Renault would put Red Bull in a difficult situation.
article_snippet: Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said such a change may leave the Austrian-based parent company with no option but to withdraw from the sport, too, because there would be no other viable option for engine supply. '
article_snippet: Red Bull and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner have expressed frustration with the lack of cost control in the sport, and Red Bull referenced that again Friday.
article_snippet: Is Formula One delivering for Red Bull as a brand?
article_snippet: There are some worrying signs,' Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said. '
article_snippet: Red Bull wants to be in Formula One and we want to try and address some of the issues that are currently plaguing the sport that we don't seem to be able to find any traction with.'
article_snippet: Red Bull team principal Christian Horner also said Red Bull has no plans to start making Red Bull own engines - a theory fueled by the team's new deal with engineering group Ilmor. '
article_snippet: we have no intention of being an engine manufacturer,' Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said.
article_snippet: We (Red Bull and Ilmor) are trying to work in co-ordination with Renault to assist in the areas where perhaps We (Red Bull and Ilmor) are not strong.'