GOLDING’S TAKE: Alonso’s missing wheel and the persistent bad luck at Renault
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 31 July 2009
Renault is beginning to look like an unlucky company. The finest symbol of this was Sunday's televised display of Renault attempting to maintain its domination of the Hungarian Grand Prix with a three-wheeled car.
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