– Renault says it is adopting a cautious approach to this weekend's Italian Grand Prix due to the high-speed nature of the Monza circuit.Renault has emerged as a regular points contender across recent events, and has out-scored its midfield rivals since it introduced updates at the British Grand Prix.Renault continues to hold eighth in the standings, but is now just 11 points behind Williams, which occupies fifth, the position Renault targeted pre-season."The latest updates have all worked as they should to help us increase performance and put us in the top 10 on a regular basis," said Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul."Monza is one of the most demanding races on the...
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