The Renault F1 team says it doesn't expect new rules covering aerodynamics to have much of an impact on the quality of wheel-to-wheel racing in this year's championship. Changes to regulations concerning the front and rear wings are being introduced in an attempt to improve the on-track action in Grand Prix races. F1's director of motorsports Ross Brawn is hoping to address the issue of 'dirty air' from a car in front causing too much turbulence in their wake to allow rivals to catch and challenge them for position. Renault: Hulkenberg out to prove himself against Ricciardo Brawn has suggested that his new changes could see an improvement of up to 20 per cent in the racing spectacle, but...
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