Conceding that Renault's early season reliability troubles 'damaged' the team, Cyril Abiteboul says this weekend's Spanish test is crucial to their 2019 season. Best of the rest in last year's championship, Renault entered this campaign hoping to at least close the gap to F1's top three teams. They haven't. Instead they have fallen down the order, managing just two top-ten results in ten starts. The team has been hit by reliability troubles, prompting Renault to introduce a revised MGU-K after a double DNF in Bahrain. The ICE was also updated ahead of last week's Spanish GP but still Renault failed to score a single point. Managing director Abiteboul told Motorsport.com: 'I think we were...
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