Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says he's impressed by rival's latest engine upgrades, admitting that the gap isn't reducing. Though Max Verstappen claimed his Renault-powered Red Bull was missing '70 – 80 bhp' at Silverstone, leaving him feeling as if he was driving an F2 car, the French manufacturer insists that the performance gap was actually more about the circuit. Nonetheless, Cyril Abiteboul admits to being impressed by the recent upgrades from rival manufacturers, particularly Ferrari. I'm impressed by our competitors,' he admits, according to Motorsport.com. 'I'm impressed by what we are doing, but I'm also impressed by what they are doing, because it's a fact that the gap is...
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