Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says the French manufacturer is still dedicated to putting a member of its driver academy on the F1 grid and is moving closer to achieving that goal. The Renault Sport Academy was launched in 2016 and currently includes seven young drivers who campaigned in 2019 in Formula 2, Formula 3 and in Formula Renault Eurocup. The late Anthoine Hubert, who was tragically killed at Spa last summer, was among the academy's most promising talents and undoubtedly earmarked sooner rather than later for a promotion to a race seat in F1. "We will never know what Anthoine could have gone on to achieve, but we can be proud to have helped Anthoine realise some of his...
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