Mark Webber's pole position in his Renault-powered Red Bull at Suzuka on Saturday in qualifying for this weekend's means that the engine manufacturer has now been behind a total of 209 successful bids for the top spot on the grid in the whole of F1.That's more than any other engine provider in the sport's history, breaking a tie with Ferrari on 208 that was set after Korea last weekend."It is tempting to say this is just a number, but it is a source of immense pride for everyone at Renault," said Renault Sport F1 deputy managing director Rob White. "Since 1977 we have been able to consistently power cars to pole position, demonstrating not just the overall strength of the...
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