Carlos Sainz was giving little away about his Renault future as he appeared in Singapore on Wednesday night, ahead of a crunch 48 hours that will confirm the McLaren/Toro Rosso engine swap that triggered his deal. After weeks of intense talks involving McLaren, Honda, Renault, Toro Rosso, Red Bull, and Sainz, a series of press announcements are set to roll out over Thursday and Friday that will finally bring an end to F1's recent engine soap opera. As reported earlier this week, McLaren's separation from Honda and switch to Renault have now been finalised, with the deal expected to also secure the team the services of Fernando Alonso for at least another year. On Toro Rosso's side, it has...
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