Formula 1's winter winds of change continued with Renault and team principal Frederic Vasseur parting company a day after champions Mercedes announced the departure of technical head Paddy Lowe. Renault, who took over the failing Lotus team at the end of 2015 and finished ninth of 11 teams last year, said the split with Vasseur was by mutual consent. 'Both parties remain committed to maintaining the good working relationship they have enjoyed and expect this to take a new form sometime in the future,' the French manufacturer said in a statement. It promised more information when the 2017 car was unveiled on Feb. 21. The team, who have Germany's Nico Hulkenberg and Britain's Jolyon Palmer...
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