Renault chairman Carlos Ghosn insists he will not interfere with future driver choices at the French car manufacturer's Formula 1 team, as it bids to plot its way back to the front of the grid. Ghosn had the final say about whether or not Renault would commit to a new works era in F1, and in the end gave approval for the takeover of Lotus and a long-term financial commitment for success. But although acknowledging that getting the best drivers is a key part of what Renault needs to do, Ghosn has made it clear that he will stand back from getting involved in that aspect. "I don't choose the pilots [drivers]," he said. "One of the conditions I want to say is that I want the...
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