Klien remains in Red Bull hotseat
 The Red Bull will continue to be driven by Klein for the next two races LONDON, England -- Austrian Christian Klien will continue to race for Red Bull in the next two grands prix in Turkey and Italy. The decision means Italian Vitantonio Liuzzi, who has alternated with Klien this season in the race seat and as a Friday tester, will not get to compete in front of his home fans at Monza on September 4. Klien crashed spectacularly at the first corner of last Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, rolling his car and landing upside down but escaping unhurt. He has been in the driving seat of late as team mate to Briton David Coulthard while Liuzzi last raced at the Nuerburgring in May. Coulthard has been confirmed for 2006 but Red Bull have yet to decide their second driver for next year.
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