Ahead of the opening race of the 2018 Formula One season in Australia in March 25, we assess how Renault can re-establish themselves as a competitive team. 2017 Recap Renault endured a miserable 2016 with just eight points, so 2017 could not have been much worse. Luckily for the French constructor they exceeded expectations with sixth place in the standings, scoring 49 points more than the previous year. Nico Hulkenberg was the main man after his move from Force India and he duly delivered with 43 of their 57 points – finishing sixth in four races across the calendar. Teammate Jolyon Palmer did not fare as well, though, the Briton only claiming one top-10 finish before being replaced by...
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