'Enstone, we have a problem'
Why has Renault dropped off the pace in 2007? The truth is that the team doesn't know - but it does know how it will go about finding out. By STEVE COOPER
Why has Renault dropped off the pace in 2007? The truth is that the team doesn't know - but it does know how it will go about finding out. By STEVE COOPER
At Renault, they refer to it simply as 'the problem'. It's the itch that can't be scratched, the illness with no known cure, the question without an answer.
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