Renault has said it will look in detail at the issues which sidelined Mark Webber and Romain Grosjean in the Singapore Grand Prix. Webber was on course for at least fourth, until a water leak five laps from the end, which eventually forced the Aussie out on the final lap with flames coming from the back of his Red Bull. Grosjean in contrast had to retire his Lotus on lap 38 due to a lack of engine air pressure, something he felt cost him a potential podium. Speaking after the race, Rémi Taffin, Renault Sport F1’s head of track operations, said that while the problems are not a particular concern, he added that fixes will be put in place for the next event in Korea, ‘should they be...
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