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Renault has named Ciaron Pilbeam its chief race engineer as part the continuing expansion of the teams operation, with Rob White moving to its Enstone base as operations director.Renault endured a frustrating return year to Formula One, though it did not expect to be instantly competitive after purchasing Lotus in late 2015. The French manufacturer has a long-term plan to return to the front of the grid and has signed Nico Hulkenberg to partner Jolyon Palmer for next season.On Thursday the team confirmed another new signing, with Pilbeam returning to Enstone, where he worked for the 2013 season when it was known as Lotus. Hes previously had seven-year stints with Red Bull Racing and BAR Honda, while he most recently worked as chief race engineer at McLaren.Renault Sports racing managing director Cyril Abiteboul said: Expansion is not the work of a moment so weve been recruiting people through the year and they have been joining us throughout the season.Its definitely a case of targeting a quality workforce to come join us, but we do require a significant quantity of personnel in Enstone as we grow at a level allowing us to fight against the top teams. As part of this Im happy to confirm that we have two appointments to Enstones senior management with Rob White transferring from Viry-Chatillon as Operations Director and Ciaron Pilbeam returning to us as Chief Race Engineer.In terms of facilities, we are significantly increasing our on-site CNC machining capacity with two new machines in a dedicated building, a new spray and preparation facility is currently being built and we will shortly start extending our main factory building by approximately 800m2 to house the expansion of almost every department at Enstone.White had previously been managing director (technical). Abiteboul says the appointment of Pilbeam is about laying the foundations for success in future seasons.Weve stated the reasons for Renault returning to Formula One as a full manufacturer entry for 2016 many times, but they are worth reiterating; through having our own team we are the masters of our destiny and we can promote our image as well as showcase our technology to a massive global audience.2016 was always about laying the foundations for the future as we are committed to Formula 1 for the long haul. Our 2016 car, the R.S.16, was conceived in an unbelievably short timeframe -- literally a couple of weeks -- so our focus for this year has been on expansion of headcount and infrastructure and looking to next year and beyond.Renault also confirmed its workforced has already increased by 20% at Enstones chassis base, where three distinct extension projects are currently underway. Cheap Milwaukee Bucks Jerseys . 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Its certainly hurt us as a hockey club, but we look at it as something we can rally around and try to find a true identity here.Gaudreau underwent surgery Wednesday afternoon after breaking a finger the night before when slashed by Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter. He is expected to miss about six weeks, Calgary general manager Brad Treliving said.The Flames (7-10-1) beat the Wild 1-0 on Tuesday on Gaudreaus goal and followed it up the next night by eking out a 2-1 overtime victory over Coyotes, who are last overall in the 30-team league.Up next, however, is one of the leagues elite squads, Chicago, which is third overall entering Fridays play. The Blackhawks (11-4-2) began a seven-game road trip with a 4-0 loss in Winnipeg on Tuesday, which ended their seven-game winning streak and marked the first time they failed to gain at least a point in 11.Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville is very conscious that the chasing teams arent faar behind.ddddddddddddTheres a real big pack in the middle; everybody seems to be just around the .500 mark, he told the Chicago Tribune. The way weve been playing, were fortunate where we are in the standings. Its a tremendous pack where everybodys in the mix and there are no easy games.The Flames took Thursday off from both skating and answering questions about how they were going to overcome the loss of Gaudreau, who after struggling to start the season appeared to be rounding into form. He had three goals in his last two games.Were sort of working around a six-week timeframe (for his absence), Treliving said. Hopefully its shorter. ...We dont have time to feel sorry for ourselves. 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