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Briatore expects Renault to shine in 2007

ING Renault F1 team boss Flavio Briatore has won the title with Renault and Fernando Alonso twice in a row. The Italian saw Alonso move to McLaren and realises there are many changes within his team. But even though there are many changes he expects the team to shine in 2007.

"This is no year of transition for the Renault F1 Team," emphasised Flavio Briatore. "We have always said that the team is what matters, and that success comes from the team spirit that unites us. 2007 is a fantastic opportunity to prove exactly that." 



"There are some big changes for this season, not just at Renault but throughout the grid. We believe in our choices, and we are confident that they will help us achieve more success in 2007. It will be a year of tough competition at every level. Those are the conditions that allow the best teams to shine, and that is exactly what we intend to do."

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