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Renault needs two more races to make competitive engine
Formula One manufacturer Renault needs two more races before providing a competitive engine again at the Monaco Grand Prix, according to chief technical officer Rob White. Renault, which supplies engines to Red Bull and Toro Rosso, is under heavy pressure following a poor start to the season for both teams. At last weekend's Chinese GP, Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat and Toro Rosso teenage driver Max Verstappen both retired with engine failures. 'We had a bad day at the office in China, and the consequences of that bear very heavily on everybody,' White said. 'It's never good to cause trouble for the teams or the drivers.' At the season-opener in Australia, Red Bull's Daniel...
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