PARIS – Renault was rumored to be sold it’s Formula One (F1) license soon in 2010. However, F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone is optimistic that the French manufacturer will still survive next season.
As is known, Renault's future into the news in these last few weeks. In fact, the Enstone-based team was quickly released the shares to the owner of Prodrive, David Richards.
This information was stated by the British newspaper, The Times. However, Ecclestone denied all these rumors. According to the British men’s, right now he was trying hard to save Renault.
“We’re trying to solve problems experienced by Renault,” said Ecclestone told The Times, Sunday (5/12/2009). “Currently we are sitting together to do it.”
Ecclestone was reportedly had a meeting with the Renault executive committee in Paris. He was discussing the situation and Renault reported immediately announced their future.
“I am very optimistic that we will still see a performance of Renault in F1 next season, as well as the following year and beyond,” said the 79 years old man.
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