LONDON, July 7 : Renault has a long-term plan for its Alpine Formula One team but CEO Francois Provost has parked the French carmaker's previous timelines for returning to the top to focus on immediate improvement.Never mind the old three-year, five-year or 100-race plans. The priority is to stabilise a team who were last overall in 2025 but are now fighting for fifth of 11 in the constructors' standings after starting afresh.Alpine are only a point clear of sixth-placed Racing Bulls, and Frenchman Pierre Gasly's podium finish in Monaco is still subject to appeal.But Provost told Reuters at the weekend's British Grand Prix that the recovery, led by de facto team boss Flavio Briatore and managing director Steve Nielsen, was real. "My unique priority today is to stabilise the team, set a str