I don't understand how he is still here...
I hope this year will be the last with him.
Renault have to understand they need a good team principal, and they need to double the budget
They need car designer. They lack one. They need someone with fresh ideas, fast ideas, someone who knows what is he doing. Someone who is willing to risk to find extra tenth or 50. They failed to recruit one or two from Mercedes, Ferrari and RB when they were mass recruiting. Or find one under their current ranks and promote him with bigger role.
Well, they did hire Pete Machin, who was in Red Bull and Matthew Harman, former Head of Power train integration of Mercedes. But it's only race 1, there could be peculiar reasons for today's performance that may not come into play in Bahrain. More importantly, let's see how they go in the race.Neno wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 15:35They need car designer. They lack one. They need someone with fresh ideas, fast ideas, someone who knows what is he doing. Someone who is willing to risk to find extra tenth or 50. They failed to recruit one or two from Mercedes, Ferrari and RB when they were mass recruiting. Or find one under their current ranks and promote him with bigger role.
It's about $$$.nokivasara wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 19:29I was excited when Renault announced they would enter the F1 again in 2015, the first years they were expected to be pretty slow but this year they need to be up there, right behind RB...
Time to throw the croiss...gauntlet!
Sad but true. But Renault knew it would cost a lot to be competitive going in to it back in 2015...The enstone factory has had the ability and knowledge to produce great F1 cars in the past, that probably doesn't disappear over night.zeph wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 20:54It's about $$$.nokivasara wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 19:29I was excited when Renault announced they would enter the F1 again in 2015, the first years they were expected to be pretty slow but this year they need to be up there, right behind RB...
Time to throw the croiss...gauntlet!
https://www.gptoday.net/en/news/f1/2369 ... s-for-2018
https://www.racefans.net/2018/12/19/how ... -part-one/
https://www.racefans.net/2018/12/26/the ... -part-two/
I do believe Renault has a larger budget for 2019, but still not close to what the top 3 are spending.
i must disagree with you.... Haas is 4th, Renault split 5th with McLaren and Alfa (Kimi) and close behind comes TR