Renault's Cyril Abiteboul says the manufacturer is doubling down on its efforts to eradicate reliability concerns for 2018, as teams face a reduction in engine units. While Renault has made good progress on the power front over the last year following the introduction of a new engine, reliability woes have in some cases undermined its efforts, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen often finding himself on the receiving end of failures. As Formula 1 reduces the engine limit for 2018 from four to three, the manufacturer is successfully tightening up its approach, insisting that it is well ahead of schedule in terms of its reliability program. "We do have some parts that are capable of covering...
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