Renault has revealed it is "months" ahead in its reliability preparations compared to this stage last year, as it bids to make big progress in eradicating mechanical gremlins in 2018. Although the French car manufacturer has made solid gains with its performance this season, an all-new concept of power unit has suffered a spate of reliability problems. Red Bull has paid the biggest price for those issues, with Max Verstappen losing a run of good results, and it is no surprise that the Milton Keynes-based outfit wants Renault to make a step-change. But although all manufacturers are facing a challenge with a new limit of three engines per season, Renault has indicated that it is in...
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