©WRI2 Renault has already stated that it wants its power unit to be a match for its rivals by 2018, but the manufacturer has offered some insight as to how it plans to get there. Renault's introduction to the turbo hybrid era was nothing but hardship and hard knocks which culminated in 2015 with a disastrous season which almost caused the complete implosion of its partnership with Red Bull. Solid progress occurred last season however and the French manufacture has now rekindled its ambitions, according to Renault Sport managing director Cyril Abiteboul. "This year we want to confirm the turnaround of the situation on the engine," he said at Autosport International. "Last...
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