Renault intends to surprise the F1 hierarchy in 2018

  • Published on 04 May 2017 10:01
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  • By: Rob Veenstra

Renault intends to "surprise" the F1 hierarchy in 2018. That is the claim of team boss Cyril Abiteboul, as the French works team already pushes to establish itself at the head of the midfield this year.

"It's important to go step by step," he told Russia's Championat. "According to our plan, we must begin to fight for the podium in the course of next season.  Yes, the gap now is big but the whole team is working day and night on the plan."

"Honestly, our 2018 car will be our first that is built with the use of all of our fresh resources, as the one we have this year was created under some limitations. We have already started work on the car for next season, and I think everyone will be surprised with what we have in 2018," Abiteboul added. (GMM)

Yeah sure they will surprise everyone by reaching even newer lows of sucking.

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  • May 4 2017 - 12:38

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  • HEINZ

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    That must be the story that is being told to Alonso as we speak... ;)

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    • May 4 2017 - 10:59
    • ianf1

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      Good call... Didn't he fall for a story like that when he went to MacLaren though?!

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      • May 4 2017 - 11:35
  • Wolfgang

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    i´m pretty certain Renault is going to deliver.. as they did in the past..

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    • May 4 2017 - 12:36
  • Yeah sure they will surprise everyone by reaching even newer lows of sucking.

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    • May 4 2017 - 12:38
  • Jutlandia

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    That will be the day...

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    • May 5 2017 - 08:38

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