Weeks ahead of their final race with Renault power, Red Bull Racing's leading men were surprisingly honest, and positive about Renault, on the back of a period where the team opted to highlight the French unit's weaknesses, rather than focus on their own. Red Bull Racing did enjoy a nearly perfect weekend, with both drivers starting from the front row of the grid, and their cars ahead with 10 laps to go. Team principal Christian Horner admitted that this was partly due to Renault doing everything right to cope with a special circumstances that came with the altitude at Mexico. 'Credit where credit's due,' said Horner. 'Renault have provided us with an engine this weekend in these...
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