(F1Technical.net) The Renault F1 team prepares to run at the Italian GP where the team is still undecided about using the newly introduced F-duct, which was of.

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Even if the team does not use its F-duct at Monza, Allison is confident that Renault can show well.

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The sale was widely viewed as Renault’s intention to cut their losses with the team after a major scandal rocked Formula One that centered on then Renault boss Flavio Briatore. Add that to the economic crisis that gripped a number of brands , and it seemed like a perfect time for the French manufacturer to drop the team and focus more on their production cars . But now that the economy has stabilized and the Renault F1 team is doing surprisingly well this year, …

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Renault looking to buy back Formula One team? … The 2010 Formula One season has been ripe in unpredictably and, while we kind of figured that it would be a three-headed race for supremacy with Ferrari, Red Bull, and McLaren.

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Sept.02 (GMM) French carmaker Renault SA is reportedly considering buying back a majority stake in the Formula One team that bears its name. Among the car sales crisis and financial downturn, and the damaging crashgate scandal, Renault …

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The sale was widely viewed as Renault’s intention to cut their losses with the team after a major scandal rocked Formula One that centered on then Renault boss Flavio Briatore.

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Sep 2nd, 2010 – [Top Speed].

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Renault chairman Gerard Lopez has admitted that Formula 1 is proving more expensive than he had anticipated, amid speculation that he could sell back some of the team to its parent company.

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Amid the car sales crisis and economic downturn, and the damaging Formula 1 crashgate scandal, Renault SA sold a rumoured 85 percent of the team that still bears its name to Luxembourg based investment firm Genii Capital. …

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The sale was widely viewed as Renault’s intention to cut their losses with the team after a major scandal rocked Formula One that centered on then Renault boss Flavio Briatore. Add that to the economic crisis that gripped a number of …

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