Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul knows his team needs to fight for podiums when the new regulation will go into place in 2022. The Frenchman states that the factory team "can't hide anymore" in 2022 if the results are still disappointing by then. In 2016 Renault came back as a manufacturer in Formula 1. There was a clear upward trend, and it was even said at the time that the goal was to be at the front of the grid within five years.  In 2019, the fourth season of the project, Renault finished fifth in the championship, something that was not according to plan as the team finished fourth in the previous year as well. Abiteboul, the helmsman at the Enstone stables, suggested...
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