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Renault confirm Suzuka upgrade in bid to overhaul McLaren

Renault will bring a new front wing to the Japanese Grand Prix in a bid to improve the car's pace through the corners. With its legendary Esses in sector one, Suzuka has always repaid teams that can combine power with downforce and is seen as one of the most challenging tracks on the F1 circuit. Article continues under video Renault have struggled to meet expectations this season, with a lack of reliability and McLaren's emergence leaving them fighting to match 2018's fourth-place finish in the constructors' championship. That is at sharp odds with their intended push towards the top three in F1. However, the team remain confident of overhauling McLaren, who have already confirmed that...
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