Red Bull unable to switch Ferrari engines?
by throwing the Ferrari engine to Toro Rosso, is that meant a down grade for Ferrari?
actually the important thing is the whole package.
This Red Bull is damn clever, they want to have 2 strong engine under the same roof. They might want to study both and build their own engine.Ferrari team boss Jean Todt made it clear to reporters in Magny-Cours that he expects Red Bull Racing to honour its contract and will use their Ferrari engines in 2007. It has been said that Red Bull is interested in Renault engines and give the Ferrari engines to it's second team Scuderia Toro Rosso.
Renault has said it would be interested to supply a second team in Formula 1 with their customer engines and Red Bull has shown their interested. If Red Bull would take the option on Renault engines they would look to shirt its Ferrari contracts across to Scuderia Toro Rosso, which currently runs on Cosworth V10 engines.
Ferrari's Jean Todt is not a big fan of the idea of Red Bull switching to Ferrari's main rival Renault. "If we have a contract we always try to respect our contracts, so we intend everybody to have the same attitude like ourselves," Todt told reporters at Magny-Cours. "Unless there is a clear evidence which would really put us in a position to change something, and honestly I don't see it now, we are intending to fulfil our contract with Red Bull."
"We will supply them the engine for next year, unless they don't want the engine, but it's not something we are aware of at the moment."
But Todt did admit Red Bull has said it might want to change its contract. "It's something we have discussed and…at the moment we are not going to fulfil their wish, if there is this wish confirmed," Todt said. "Red Bull is a very big company with a lot of people involved, so let's say the people with whom I dealt with for the contract seemed to be very happy with the agreement."
by throwing the Ferrari engine to Toro Rosso, is that meant a down grade for Ferrari?
actually the important thing is the whole package.