Renault Team Principal, Eric Boullier, acknowledge that they remain difficult to beat Mercedes in the hunt for fourth constructors' championship Formula 1 2010. Nevertheless, Boullier still have high expectations
for the Enstone-based team will still fight until the end of the season.
F1 2010 races remaining three series again and Renault are in fifth place with 43 points adrift of closest rival. If you want to shift the Mercedes, the Renault had no choice but to appear aggressive in Korea, Brazil, and Abu Dhabi that could be behind the three teams (Red Bull Racing, Ferrari, and McLaren) who are chasing the world title fight.
It is vital to lose points by failing to score in Japan which make Renault more difficult to realize his ambition to pursue a Mercedes. Boullier admitted that, although still save a little discouraged because there is the possibility of things beyond belief.
"With only three races remaining, we now have is hard to go up again. However, this is F1 and anything can happen," he said. "We have great respect for the Mercedes as competitors. They are the defending champion team and also has been tough in the second round. There they use the opportunities that exist with as much as possible."
"However, although we can not pass, we remain pleased with the achievements this year. From the low points 20 months ago, we were the team with the most change in 2010, and in the second round we have fought to compete for position in front of the grid. It is a tribute to the quality of the people in Enstone. "
F1 2010 races remaining three series again and Renault are in fifth place with 43 points adrift of closest rival. If you want to shift the Mercedes, the Renault had no choice but to appear aggressive in Korea, Brazil, and Abu Dhabi that could be behind the three teams (Red Bull Racing, Ferrari, and McLaren) who are chasing the world title fight.
It is vital to lose points by failing to score in Japan which make Renault more difficult to realize his ambition to pursue a Mercedes. Boullier admitted that, although still save a little discouraged because there is the possibility of things beyond belief.
"With only three races remaining, we now have is hard to go up again. However, this is F1 and anything can happen," he said. "We have great respect for the Mercedes as competitors. They are the defending champion team and also has been tough in the second round. There they use the opportunities that exist with as much as possible."
"However, although we can not pass, we remain pleased with the achievements this year. From the low points 20 months ago, we were the team with the most change in 2010, and in the second round we have fought to compete for position in front of the grid. It is a tribute to the quality of the people in Enstone. "
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