He's been saying the same thing ever since this became an issue. Renault wants to continue with RB, but they need to make a decision, now. His latest remarks were in response to Horner saying they'll make their decision in Austria, which is unacceptable for Renault.
The issue is not that they want them to withdraw, they just need a decision made. Last year's late change with Toro Rosso and Mclaren was about swapping, but this is different. I think we all expect RB to move to Honda, so let them just come out and say.
They need to know how many sets of engines (including spares) they are going to need ready by new year.Ground Effect wrote: ↑11 Jun 2018, 17:35The issue is not that they want them to withdraw, they just need a decision made. Last year's late change with Toro Rosso and Mclaren was about swapping, but this is different. I think we all expect RB to move to Honda, so let them just come out and say.
FWIW, McLaren were faster in race. Much faster. Alonso closed down a 6 second gap in less than 10 laps before the safety car and If not for Magnussen pushing him off a few times, there was no way Ocon or Hulk would have been able to hold him off.
Wasn’t Hulk on hards?makecry wrote: ↑12 Jul 2018, 00:52FWIW, McLaren were faster in race. Much faster. Alonso closed down a 6 second gap in less than 10 laps before the safety car and If not for Magnussen pushing him off a few times, there was no way Ocon or Hulk would have been able to hold him off.
But yeah, good haul of points for Renault. Solidifies their 4th in WCC even more.
f1316 wrote: ↑12 Jul 2018, 08:25Wasn’t Hulk on hards?makecry wrote: ↑12 Jul 2018, 00:52FWIW, McLaren were faster in race. Much faster. Alonso closed down a 6 second gap in less than 10 laps before the safety car and If not for Magnussen pushing him off a few times, there was no way Ocon or Hulk would have been able to hold him off.
But yeah, good haul of points for Renault. Solidifies their 4th in WCC even more.
