Renault should do well next season with its new turbocharged V6 engine, providing it keeps the 'same spirit and work ethic that have yielded results with the V8', deputy managing director, Rob White has said.The Brazilian Grand Prix last month brought the curtain down on the V8 era, with Renault ending it as it had started, with another win. It meant the French manufacturer was the most successful under the outgoing engine regulations, having taken 60 wins, 66 pole positions and 56 fastest laps, plus five Constructors' and five Drivers' championships.“Winning in Brazil seemed a fitting end to the era [for us] – we've won a lot of races and learned a great deal,” White stated. “The...
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