Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists that Formula One 'cannot afford' to have two of its engine manufacturers continuing to struggle.
"I don't think Formula One can afford for Honda and Renault to be in the situation that they are," ESPN quotes the Red Bull chief as saying.
"We had the new president of Honda [in Austria] and I don't think we put a great show on for him. And for Renault again, it is not a great encouragement for them to commit further to the sport, when the penalties that we are imposing, the public embarrassment there is over engine failure.
"I think we need to look at it for sure, and don't get me wrong, quite often I am perceived as moaning or complaining about Mercedes, but they have done a super, super job. They have interpreted the rules and done a better job than anybody else."
Red Bull currently have 55 points this season, compared to runaway leaders Mercedes who have 328 to date.
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