Renault chief executive Carlos Ghosn used a visit to the final round of the Formula E championship to cast doubt on his company's F1 involvement. Less than twenty-four hours after Virgin's Richard Branson declared that Formula E will be bigger than F1, Ghosn was in London to throw his weight behind the new series, whilst using the opportunity to take a swipe at the so-called pinnacle of motorsport. Whilst adamant that F1 had to embrace the new hybrid technology and face up to its environmental responsibilities, threatening to walk away from the sport unless it did so, the French manufacturer hasn't made a very good job of it. In its second season of the new formula, Renault is struggling,...
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