Two teams currently being supplied by Renault could be poised to quit the roster due to the high cost of next year's new V6 engines.The French manufacturer has been widely reported as charging the most for a supply of its 1.6-litre turbocharged units, with Mercedes and Ferrari considerably cheaper, particularly for the smaller teams, and Germany's Auto Motor und Sport claims that Williams may have already agreed a switch to Mercedes, with Caterham also considering part ways with the regie in search of a more attractive cost alternative.Williams' return to Renault power at the start of 2012 was hailed as the reunion of two great F1 powers that once yielded world titles but, aside from a...
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