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Red Bull drivers hail engine improvements

Red Bull drivers Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo say Renault has made progress with its engine following practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix. The team's chiefs were very critical of the French power unit after the Australian Grand Prix, with Christian Horner labeling the engine as "undriveable". However, the team seemed to take a step forward on Friday, with Kvyat hailing the progress made after posting the fourth fastest time in the afternoon. "We reacted, not overreacted. We reacted and we're in the right direction right now at the moment," said Kvyat. "There's plenty of work ahead, many areas, but the right steps are being made and this is encouraging."...
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