In the mid-1980s successful Indycar team boss Carl Haas started his own F1 team, with a big-money sponsor, turbo engines from Ford, and 1980 world champion Alan Jones as star... read more »

1980 F1 world champion, Alan Jones admits that his frustration with penalties is causing him to ponder withdrawing as an FIA race steward. read more »

After his penalty is applied, Daniel Ricciardo will start the Spanish Grand Prix in thirteenth, while Nico Hülkenberg will start sixteenth after a crash during Qualifying. read more »

He was the first man to win a title with the legendary Williams Racing, and is one of the most straight-talking, no-nonsense characters ever seen in F1! Tune in and listen to... read more »

Alan Permane says the decision to stop both Carlos Sainz Jr. or Nico Hülkenberg taking to the track in Q2 on Saturday should enable them to make early gains thanks to their... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. will start fifth and Nico Hülkenberg thirteenth after a mixed bag for Renault in Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. read more »

1980 world champion Alan Jones believes countryman Daniel Ricciardo's drive to victory in Monaco was up there with the all-time greats. read more »

A budget cap will not work in Formula 1, according to British Touring Car Championship supremo Alan Gow read more »

Renault will see its drivers start ninth and fourteenth on Sunday in Azerbaijan, with Permane aiming to see both Carlos Sainz Jr. and Nico Hülkenberg score points. read more »

Renault will see Nico Hülkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jr. start seventh and ninth in the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Renault will be looking into the reasons why neither of their drivers could extract the maximum from their cars during Qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Renault will see their drivers line-up seventh and ninth for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, but Alan Permane feels there may have been more pace to come from the R.S.18s. read more »

Logistics manager Alan Woollard leaves Formula One Management ahead of the new season. read more »

Renault Sport's Alan Permame says Sergey Sirotkin has the capabilities for a seat in Formula 1 in the future read more »

Sergey Sirotkin has the pace to race in Formula 1 and deserves a place on the grid; that's according to Renault trackside operations director Alan Permane. read more »

The Sporting Director of Renault was delighted to see Nico Hülkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jr. qualify eighth and ninth for the Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

Renault Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer was "like a different guy" during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, reckons the team's trackside operations director Alan... read more »

The motorsport world this week lost Don Nichols, a man whose team produced popular cars and employed driving talents such as Peter Revson, George Follmer, Tom Pryce, Alan... read more »

1980 world champion Alan Jones has revealed how Bernie Ecclestone cunningly avoided a political row at the 1985 South African Grand Prix. read more »

Robert Kubica's pace in his recent test in Valencia would indicate he could make a race return in the future, but Alan Permane insists only the Pole knows if he'll be... read more »

Robert Kubica's recent test of a 2012 Formula One car showed Renault "the pace is there" for a possible comeback to Formula One, according to the team's... read more »

Robert Kubica has the pace to pursue a Formula 1 comeback, according to Renault Trackside Operations Director Alan Permane, who oversaw his recent test… read more »

Renault's trackside operations director Alan Permane believes Robert Kubica still has the pace for F1. read more »

Renault's trackside operations director Alan Permane says Robert Kubica showed he has the pace required for a Formula 1 return in his recent Valencia test read more »

Renault's Managing Director, Cyril Abiteboul, has revealed that Alan Permane and Ciaron Pilbeam will take on the tasks carried out by former team boss… read more »