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Red Bull remain impartial on V10 issue

By Jonathan Noble Thursday, April 6th 2006, 10:34 GMT

Red Bull Racing have made it clear that they are going to stay out of the row surrounding sister team Scuderia Toro Rosso over their V10 engines.

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