How was that for a podium? For a post-race press conference? I couldn't have been happier seeing those faces and those suits. This was a race result - and points standings so far - for the good guys. Renault have established a pleasing persona for their Formula One effort. It helps to have Flavio Briatore fronting it, of course; he brings a lot of style and enthusiasm to whatever he undertakes. Also, of course, as the results show, he's a no-nonsense manager who concentrates on the essentials. But there's a likeability about the Renault campaign that's extremely appealing. Seeing their Tonka-toy-colored racers topping the Constructors' Championship is immensely agreeable.
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