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Renault reliability 'not where it should be' - Christian Horner

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted engine supplier Renault is 'not where it should be' after Max Verstappen retired from the Belgian Grand Prix. The Dutch driver was running in fifth place when he pulled off track with a mechanical issue on lap eight at Spa-Francorchamps, retiring from the race. It is the sixth time Verstappen has failed to finish a race this season and several of the retirements have been caused by engine-related problems. 'Unfortunately, it has been an enormously frustrating day for Max,' Horner said after the race. 'Once again he was in a great position and through no fault of his own he has suffered another engine failure. 'Our engine partners have...
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