Tech Analysis: Renault R28
A bad start to 2007 left Renault scrabbling to make up lost ground for the rest of the season. But have they produced a car worthy of a double world champion this time around? Craig Scarborough takes a look at the R28
On the face of it, finishing third in the championship last year should be viewed a good result. But the figure belies the season that team boss Flavio Briatore called "a disaster".
Not only was the result was poor for a team that had won the two previous championships, but the car's pace was well behind BMW Sauber, never mind Ferrari or McLaren.
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