Christian Horner is hoping it will be no more than 'two or three months' before the ‘new project' Renault are working on is delivered to the track – with the Red Bull chief adamant improvements need to materialise this season. Eighteen months on from the opening tests of F1's present V6 turbo engines, Renault remain uncompetitive relative to rivals Mercedes and have also slipped back behind Ferrari since the start of this season. In June, Horner revealed that the French engine supplier would spend the following weeks running some crucial tests on their dynos in Viry-Chatillon, work which Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko described as a ‘new project'. Several weeks on, and...
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