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Renault's senior management is set to make an imminent decision on whether or not to push on with plans to resurrect its works effort through buying a majority stake in Lotus. Until that decision is made, Lotus is in a financial holding pattern, with its current owners holding back on investment in the outfit until it knows what the future is. More options Recent issues with Pirelli's ... Keep readingSource: Lotus says Renault deal not vital for survival
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