Renault F1 Team endured a day of mixed fortunes at the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlargos this weekend, with one driver finishing in the points and another ending up right at the back of the field. Drivers Nico Hülkenberg and Daniel Ricciardo both received penalties for the parts they played in incidents during the race. Ricciardo was given a five-second stop and go penalty for a collision with Haas F1 Team‘s Kevin Magnussen. The Australian racer also had to have his front wing changed, which dropped him to twelfth. Hülkenberg was also handed a five-second penalty during the safety car period, dropping him to fifteenth after finishing twelfth on the road. 'I don’t really know...
Full Story »