F1 legend Alain Prost has been appointed special advisor to the Renault team. The Frenchman, who was runner-up in the 1983 world championship season with Renault, went on to win three titles with McLaren before returning to claim his fourth with the Renault-powered Williams team in 1993. He subsequently returned to F1 as a team owner having bought the Ligier team, withdrawing from the sport after just five seasons. 'He will bring to the team his great experience, great network, and also an ability to talk with the drivers, and having a specific network for that,' said Renault Sport Racing president Jerome Stoll as he announced the move at today's unveiling of the R.S.17 in London. 'What is...
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