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Sainz’s big break, Arnoux’s adventurous past 

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This week on Motorsport.com PRIME – our exclusive subscription members’ club – weâ€

This week on Motorsport.com PRIME – our exclusive subscription members’ club – we’ve got a contrast across the ages: First up, how McLaren’s split from Honda has, strangely, benefited Carlos Sainz the most, as he gets a loan switch to the factory Renault F1 squad. At the other end of the spectrum, F1 Racing’s long-form interview with 1980s F1 ‘enfant terrible’ Rene Arnoux is a must-read. Damien Smith asked all the right questions, from Rene’s glory days at Renault and Ferrari, his epic battle against Gilles Villeneuve at Dijon – which many still say was F1’s best-ever wheel-to-wheel duel ­– and his thoughts on Alain Prost and why he really left Ferrari. His answers are (mostly!) forthright… Besides that, the fans ask (sometimes brutal) questions of Sauber’s Pascal Wehrlein, and former F1 technical director Gary Anderson asks what next for Ferrari’s title hopes? And don’t miss the Singapore issue of GP Gazette too! Charles Bradley, Global Editor in Chief motorsport.com E D I T O R' S C H O I C E [The surprise winner from McLaren's Honda engine woe]( The messy reunion of McLaren and Honda is over and both parties have new short-term futures to look forward to. Their woe is one frustrated young Formula 1 driver's gain... D A M I E N S M I T H [The ups and downs of a French F1 trail-blazer]( With scorching pace over one lap, René Arnoux blazed a trail through Formula 1 at Renault and Ferrari. His duel with Gilles Villeneuve at Dijon in 1979 is the stuff of legend. He tells all to Damien Smith. S T U A R T C O D L I N G [Fans ask the questions to… Pascal Wehrlein]( The Sauber racer is often somewhat misunderstood. But this F1 Racing Q&A reveals a young man who’s not as serious as he first appears – there’s much more to him than just a sharp haircut… G A R Y A N D E R S O N [Analysis: The "only option" for Vettel and Ferrari to salvage their season]( Sebastian Vettel's eagerness to keep his Formula 1 rivals behind him at the start of the Singapore GP ended in disaster. But now he needs to show the same aggression for the rest of the season (and hope it sticks) to keep his title hopes alive... M O T O R S P O R T . C O M [Singapore GP: Issue #17 of GP Gazette now online]( Check out Issue 17 of GP Gazette, from the makers of Motorsport.com, an in-depth eMagazine covering all the action from the Singapore Grand Prix. M O T O R S P O R T J O B S . C O M [French engineering company, Exagon, are continuing their recruit drive]( Magny-Cours based engineering company, Exagon Engineering are looking for some talented individuals to fill their vacancies. A mechanic and designer position are both vacant, the ideal candidate needs the relevant industry experience and motorsport passion to succeed in the role. Copyright © 2017 Motorsport.com, Inc., All rights reserved. Top news of the week Our mailing address is: Motorsport.com, Inc. 5972 NE 4th AvenueMiami, FL 33137 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](. Copyright © MOTORSPORT NETWORK. All rights reserved.

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