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Renault: Red Bull can become World Champs with us

Cyril Abiteboul has warned Red Bull about making a switch to Honda power next season and said they could win the title if they remained with Renault. The Renault boss was speaking after a rather chaotic opening day of practice for the Enstone team in Canada, with Nico Hulkenberg missing a bulk of FP1 with a gearbox issue and Carlos Sainz smashing the wall in FP2. But the interest firmly remains in which engine manufacturer Red Bull will choose within the next month and Abiteboul was asked for his assessment on the current situation. 'I understand what they are looking to get,' Abiteboul told Sky Sports F1. 'They are looking to the technical and commercial side, because it is clearly...
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