– Renault is not expecting any significant issues this weekend in Bahrain, at least related to the temperatures, Renault Sport F1's Head of Track Operations Rémi Taffin has said. “Sakhir sits in the middle of the table for Power Unit demands,” Taffin stated ahead of the third round in the 2014 Formula 1 World Championship. "The straights give plenty of opportunity for the MGU-H to recover energy from the exhaust, but it’s crucial for it to convert quickly to the ‘motor’ function to give good drive out of the slow speed corners. A smooth, neutral PU set up will show up in the lap time and it’s something we will aim for from the start of the weekend. “We follow one...
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