Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hulkenberg have praised Renault for its efforts to dial in a genuine qualifying mode into its engine and for the performance gains enjoyed by the unit. Before the 2019 season got underway, Renault's self-proclaimed target was to bridge the power gap with its Mercedes and Ferrari rivals, but the manufacturer's performance has so far fallen short of its ambitions. Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul revealed earlier this week that a fundamental conrod issue detected after Bahrain had forced the team to reduce the output of its unit in order to preserve its reliability in recent races. Monaco Speed Trap: who is the fastest of them all? But tireless efforts from its...
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