Renault will focus on their 2021 F1 engine rather than worry about upgrades for the current campaign. The CEO of Renault claims there won't be many upgrades to the current version as their attentions shifts towards getting prepared for the 2021 season.  Renault themselves and McLaren are the two teams aiming to close the gap on the big three. They are also the teams who will be running the French engine, though McLaren will terminate the relationship at the end of the current season as they return to Mercedes.  The engine that is now in the Renault and McLaren, will in fact not be updated in 2020, so Remi Taffin told the Spanish AS. The French racing stable focuses entirely...
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