From the Pulpit
Ever had the feeling that Red Bull's race teams are incompatible with the company's image? Matt Bishop does. Luckily, he has a solution...
Do you think Formula One's biggest sponsor, Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz, is happy that he's getting value for money from his investment? Is F1 selling enough cans of Red Bull for him?
It's a moot point. He currently owns two teams, at a combined running cost to him of around US$325 million per annum (around US$250 for Red Bull Racing and around US$75 million for Scuderia Toro Rosso).
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