Why Renault should learn from McLaren's revival
OPINION: One team's 2019 Formula 1 season has not lived up to the big promises it made at the start of the year. But there could be light at the end of the tunnel for Renault, if it learns from the lessons it is being taught by its customer squad
Contrary to the heavy criticism it is getting, I think Renault is doing a good job in Formula 1.
The unfortunate thing is that it is in what we like to call 'Class B', and as the third full works team on the grid alongside Mercedes and Ferrari, the expectations from its upper management are sky-high.
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