Renault Sport Formula One Team will present a new floor upgrade at the next round in the Belgian Grand Prix, confirmed by the team's chassis technical director Nick Chester. After the summer break, F1 returns to action at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, kick starting the second half of the season, and Renault lie fourth overall in the championship ahead of Haas F1 Team with 82 points in the standings. They'll look to extend it as the midfield pack becomes more competitive. Chester says that Spa is a track that heavily relies on engine power but also factors in how the weather can play a crucial role. 'Spa is a very interesting race track,' said Chester. 'It’s power sensitive, especially...
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