(Reuters) – Formula One race team, Caterham have agreed a 3-year contract extension with engine supplier Renault, the team said today. Renault will provide Caterham with a new V6 turbocharged engine for 2014 in line with a raft of new changes brought in by the sport’s governing body the FIA. “The 2014 season heralds a new era for F1 with our sport taking a positive stance in aligning itself with the technical changes in the global automotive industry, and Renault is right at the cutting edge of that development,” Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul said in a statement.
