After a disappointing season so far, the Renault Sport F1 has decided to focus their full attention on 2017 and the huge change in regulations. The French manufacturer have only managed to score six points this season and will put all their resources into making the 2017 car as competitive as possible and return to winning ways. Renault F1 chief Cyril Abiteboul said that all efforts were now on the team's 2017 campaign, with work to improve Enstone already underway. 'The team and the car has not evolved in the way that we wanted it to,' said Abiteboul to Motorsport.com. 'The reason we wanted to put a little bit of development into this year, not an awful lot, just a little bit, was to...
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