F1 motorsports boss Ross Brawn hailed Renault's performance in Canada but lamented the gap that subsists between the sport's top mid-field contenders and the teams at the front. Thanks to a top-ten finish achieved by both Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hulkenberg in Montreal last weekend, Renault doubled its points tally in the Constructors' standings, positioning the French outfit hot on the heels of fourth-placed team McLaren. Brawn saluted Renault's result but insisted it also underscored once again the primary target of F1's 2021 regulations: to bring the field closer together. Ricciardo 'had some fun' holding off Mercedes' Bottas "Montreal was the Renault team’s best weekend of the...
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