Renault in 'red zone' over 2013 engines

By Jonathan Noble

Thursday, June 16th 2011, 10:57 GMT

Renault will not back down in its desire to ensure that new engine rules go ahead in 2013, with the French car manufacturer admitting that its Formula 1 future is in the 'red zone' because of uncertainty over the issue.

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Renault in 'red zone' over 2013 engines