Renault's Ghosn bins 'Alonso factor' theory
30 mai 2007
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Chief executive Carlos Ghosn insists that Renault's trough in 2007 can not be
attributed solely to the departure of back to back world champion Fernando
Alonso.
source: GMM
With the young Spaniard at the wheel, Enstone based Renault
soared to the drivers' and constructors' titles both last year and in
2005.
After five races this season, however, Giancarlo Fisichella and
rookie Heikki Kovalainen have delivered only enough points for a distant fourth
in the teams' battle.
But Ghosn told the specialist magazine Auto Motor
und Sport: "If you are 1.5 seconds per lap behind, you can not talk too much
about an 'Alonso factor'.
Ghosn told reporters in Monaco last weekend
that the carmaker remained committed to formula one but only if Renault
ultimately returned to a more competitive position in the future.
He
said: "As the double world champions we cannot be content with the current
situation.
"But the (team's bosses) have assured me that the problems
will shortly have been fully identified and repaired."
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