In the aftermath of the Austrian Grand Prix, Renault traced the Australian's overheating problem, which forced him out of the race after 17 laps, to a weld failure. Despite the French outfit's determination to solve the issue, which included returning all the remaining units to Enstone for checks including X-ray examination, Esteban Ocon suffered the same problem yesterday and was forced to retire after 25 laps. 'It's extremely, extremely frustrating and extremely disappointing,' said Renault's executive director, Marcin Budkowski according to Motorsport.com. 'It's a part that we get from a supplier. 'To get into detail, it's a weld on the radiator,' he continued. 'We've inspected all the...
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