So, can the Renault and Ferrari teams close the gap to Mercedes on a power circuit this weekend? That’s one of the burning questions going into the Formula 1 Grand Prix du Canada 2014, and it’s a hope that the German marque’s rivals harbour after further development of their own powertrains. Referring to the changes Renault have made, the French manufacturer’s head of track operations, Remi Taffin, explained: “At the start of the season we said that we would be out of recovery mode and back on track from the Canadian Grand Prix onwards. In the last four races we’ve introduced several new upgrades and we will complete the process in Montreal, effectively...
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