Red Bull Have Been Left Exposed in 2016 Formula 1 Engine Negotiations

By the end, Fernando Alonso wasn't concerned about the potential consequences—his only priority was wriggling his way out of Ferrari. In the first free-practice session ahead of last year's Japanese Grand Prix—24 hours after negotiating an early release from his contract, according to Sky Sports' Pete Gill—Alonso strolled into the Ferrari garage clutching a bunch of grapes, which he offered to everyone in sight. The ritual, symbolic of a fresh start in his homeland of Spain, acted as confirmation that Alonso, after five years of carrying the team to only limited success, had given up. Although his plans for 2015 had yet to be finalised at that stage, his assumption was that the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull Rac...

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