Renault says it still does not feel "safe" from rivals Honda, despite the Japanese manufacturer enduring a troubled start to the year. McLaren-Honda is facing a tough task to catch up after its pre-season testing programme was hit by reliability problems and a lack of power. Although many are predicting that McLaren is now facing a tough campaign of battling near the back of the grid, Renault says that its own experience of recovering from testing nightmares means it is not relaxing. Back in 2014, Renault faced huge struggles with setback after setback in testing – but turned its situation around to eventually win races later in the campaign. Renault F1 managing director Cyril...
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