Holding a hearing into Racing Point's RP20 on Wednesday, Toto Wolff reckons Renault's objection to the car is more to do with 'points' than 'principle'. Renault first protested the Racing Point RP20 at the Styrian Grand Prix, adding a second at the Hungarian race and a third protest in the wake of last Sunday's British Grand Prix. In all three instances the team specifically protested the RP20's brake ducts. Last year teams could buy brake ducts from other teams, with Racing Point buying theirs from Mercedes, but this year all the teams have to design and build their own. Official F1 Shop: Black and white face coverings Racing Point insist the ducts are theirs, Renault, who may have...
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