The Vision will be unveiled by Renault Sport Racing MD Cyril Abiteboul and four-time Formula 1 World Champion Alain Prost, though all we have for now is a teaser image showing a light bar on the front wing, which doesn't look too dissimilar in shape to the type used on current Formula E racers. The very fact that Renault is looking this far ahead gives confidence that it will continue to compete in top-level motorsport for years to come, and the trickle-down of new and novel technology to road cars is an exciting prospect.
Despite the recent raft of rule changes in Formula 1, talks are already afoot to bring back more of the spectacle of times gone by. Renault has been involved in the sport since 1977 in both manufacturer and engine supplier capacities, and is keen to put drivers back in the heart of the sport.
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