Red Bull, Toro Rosso to use Renault engines in 2017-18


Raindrops cover the logo of French car manufacturer Renault on a automobile seen in Paris, France, in this January 14, 2016 file photo. REUTERS/Christian Hartmann/Files

MONACO (Reuters) - Red Bull completed their reconciliation with Renault on Sunday by announcing that they and sister team Toro Rosso will use Formula One engines provided by the French manufacturer in 2017 and 2018.

Red Bull currently use Renault power units with Tag Heuer branding and that will stay the same.

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