Renault took command in Spain of Formula 1's combative mid-field and aims to remain at the helm in Monaco next week says team boss Cyril Abiteboul. While Nico Hulkenberg was collateral damage in Barcelona, finding himself in the wrong place at the wrong time thanks to a reckless move by Romain Grosjean, team mate Carlos Sainz brought the team the points that powered it onto fourth in the Constructor's standings. The French squad intends on leveraging its position, and its improving form, around the streets of Monte Carlo. Formula 1's problem? No clear message to the fans, says Abiteboul "One positive after the Spanish Grand Prix is moving into fourth place in the Constructors’...
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