Renault has promised its teams it is working hard to deliver a "magic" qualifying mode for 2018, in a bid to help them take the fight to Mercedes and Ferrari in qualifying. Although the French car manufacturer's power unit is proving to be a match for rival engines in the races, it is still lacking when it comes to the ability of unleash an extra power boost for Q3. Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks the lack of the kind of 'magic' mode that Mercedes has is pretty significant – and making all the difference when it comes to grabbing a slot at the front of the grid. Horner said: "The problem with qualifying is we don't have the high power modes that our competitors have....
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