Getty Images Enlarge Christian Horner says Renault's current predicament is all the more frustrating as Red Bull raised its concerns about its V6 project at the end of the 2012 season. Mercedes has stolen a march on its rivals this year, with Renault lagging behind from the very first pre-season test in Jerez. Despite having reservations about the imminent change in regulations after securing its third constructors' and drivers' title in 2012, Horner says Red Bull had no idea just how far off the pace Renault would be in 2014. "We raised our concerns as far back as the end of 2012 because we were concerned with the direction the project was going in. Obviously designing and...
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