Renault F1 issued the following apology today after Nelson Piquet Jr and his father won their libel case against the French manufacturer. The Piquets have now said... read more »

Nelson Piquet Jr and his father have won their libel case against Renault today in the High Court, with the French manufacturer agreeing to pay ‘substantial damages’.... read more »

Alain Prost has spoken of his frustration that efforts to reinstate the French Grand Prix have so far not succeeded read more »

Renault is fully committed to remaining a part of Formula 1, even though the French manufacturer it set to revise its strategy from the start of next year. read more »

On 1 December a new 3D movie will run in the cinemas: "The Total Moon Race'. The movie is made by Total, the French petroleum company, in order to promote its... read more »

French petroleum company Total has made the Total Moon Race three-dimensional film in order to further promote its partnership with the Renault Formula 1 team.  read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier has confirmed the team is in talks with Lotus cars after speculation arose that the French car manufacturer is poised to scale back its involvement in F1 read more »

Red Bull Racing has agreed a two-year extension to its current partnership with French engine manufacturer Renault, it has been announced today. read more »

Renault Sport president Bernard Rey has welcomed the French manufacturer's extended involvement in F1 following the announcement of two engines deals. read more »

Just minutes after Lotus Racing confirmed that it will be racing with Renault engines in 2011, Red Bull Racing has announced that it has extended its own powerplant supply with... read more »

Red Bull Racing have today announced it has agreed a two-year extension to its current partnership with French engine manufacturer Renault. The team will therefore race the... read more »

Red Bull Racing has announced it has agreed to extend its current engine partnership with French manufacturer Renault. read more »

Lotus Racing have finally confirmed its deal with Renault to run the French engines during 2011. After having partnered with Red Bull for the drivetrain, the decision is a... read more »

Renault was left only to apologise on Sunday evening after a failure from one of its engines deprived Sebastian Vettel of almost certain victory in the inaugural Korean Grand... read more »

Lotus has secured its switch to Renault engines for 2011 after finally signing its deal for a supply of the French power plants, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

The Renault Formula One Team looks forward to the inaugural Korean Grand Prix in Yeongam. After a double retirement two weeks ago at Japan, the French outfit is looking forward... read more »

The Renault Formula One Team looks forward to the inaugural Korean Grand Prix in Yeongam. Rookie driver Vitaly Petrov knows that he must aim for the top 10 this weekend after... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier has said that his team face an ‘uphill struggle’ to finish ahead of Mercedes in the constructors’ standings this... read more »

Robert Kubica says he is disappointed he will not have Kimi Raikkonen as his team-mate next year, after the Finn ruled out driving for the French squad. read more »

2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen has hit out at the Renault F1 team accusing the French outfit of using his name for "marketing purposes". read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier says Kimi Raikkonen's interest in the team is flattering and show that the French squad is on its way up. read more »

The possibility of the French Grand Prix returning, Force India targeting a good finish to the season, plus other stories and rumours read more »

Williams Technical Director Sam Michael has slammed any criticisms from Red Bull Racing regarding engine manufacturer Renault, with the general feeling in the paddock having... read more »

Renault team principal Eric Boullier wants to meet face-to-face with Kimi Raikkonen to get a better understanding of how keen the Finn is to return to Formula 1, as the French... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier expects the French team to be "much more competitive" in the remaining four races of the season. read more »