Renault Sport boss Jerome Stoll says the French manufacturer underestimated the massive task that followed its buy-out of Lotus and return to F1 as a works outfit in 2016. Upon its decision to return to the Grand Prix battlefield, Renault developed a five-year plan destined to propel the team to the front of the grid. While the yellow squad continued its progress in 2018, concluding its campaign as 'best of the rest', it still remains at a fair distance from F1's unassailable trio of front-runners, Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull. Renault F1 future 'not at risk' from Ghosn arrest Stoll, who will retire at the end of the year as president of Renault Sport, underlined the team's achievements,...
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