Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says Renault has done a much better job than expected to recover from its poor 2016 F1 season. The French manufacturer had a trying season on its return to F1 as a works outfit last year, scoring just eight points to finish ninth in the constructors' standings. But after three races in 2017, Renault has established itself in a tight midfield pack that features Force India, Williams, Toro Rosso and Haas. The team scored points for the first time Bahrain with Nico Hulkenberg in ninth, having narrowly missed out in Australia and China. When asked by Motorsport.com if he was surprised by Renault's upturn in form, Fernley said: "Yes, I am....
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