Renault boss Frederic Vasseur says the team has no pressure to achieve results in the early races of 2016. Renault returns to the sport this year as a constructor after buying... read more »

Renault has no plans to introduce a major aerodynamic upgrade in 2016 as it focuses on developing its power unit and the "long game" it has committed to in Formula... read more »

It might be attempting to pull itself out of the post-Lotus doldrums, but Renault is adopting a strong mentality approaching the F1 season-opener. read more »

Kevin Magnussen thinks regulation changes in 2017 will be Renault's big chance to make progress. Renault returns to the sport this year as a constructor after buying the... read more »

The new Haas team has set a goal of scoring points in its first year in Formula One. Haas is the first all-new F1 team to join the grid since Lotus Racing, Virgin and HRT... read more »

Renault's 2016 Formula 1 challenger is a "compromise" caused by the delay in confirming the takeover of Lotus, says technical director Nick Chester read more »

Pastor Maldonado says being dropped by Renault ahead of 2016 came as a "bolt from the blue" but insists he harbours no resentment for his former team. Maldonado had... read more »

Renault's new racing director Fredric Vasseur has not set a target position for his team in the constructor's championship this year. Vasseur is part of the new... read more »

Renault has paid tribute to the outgoing Pastor Maldonado and thanked him for his service to the Enstone operation across the past two years. Maldonado competed for Lotus in... read more »

Having originally signed for cash-strapped Lotus, Jolyon Palmer is excited to now have substantial Renault investment for his rookie F1 season. read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he expects 2016 to be a 'transitional' year for Renault but believes the potential at the outfit is 'immense.' Palmer spent 2015 as... read more »

Renault is hoping to halve its power deficit to Mercedes this year before getting fully up to speed in 2017. After purchasing the Lotus F1 team, Renault will return as a full... read more »

Renault Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul says the manufacturer has 'realistic' expectations as it prepares to return to Formula 1 as a full works team in 2016.... read more »

Renault has confirmed it will change its livery ahead of the first race of the season after unveiling a predominantly black car at its launch on Wednesday. The French... read more »

Renault is setting realistic goals ahead of its first year back in Formula One as a full constructor, but says it will "push like hell" to return to winning ways in... read more »

Renault has launched its new Formula One team at its headquarters outside Paris, returning to the sport as a full constructor. The French car manufacturer bought the struggling... read more »

Renault Sport has unveiled its challenger for the 2016 campaign, the R.S.16, during a ceremony at its Guyancourt base on Wednesday. Renault confirmed in December that it would... read more »

Renault has confirmed that Kevin Magnussen will race for the team upon its return as a full works team in Formula 1 this year. Magnussen has replaced Pastor Maldonado, who... read more »

Pastor Maldonado's management says that the Venezuelan is still eager to compete in Formula 1 and believes there is the potential for a return in 2017. Maldonado confirmed... read more »

The management team at Lotus Renault wants new recruit Jolyon Palmer to race aggressively in 2016. read more »

A strange era for a particularly chameleonic Formula 1 team ends on Wednesday, when what has been Lotus officially becomes Renault again at a launch in Paris read more »

Pastor Maldonado has confirmed that he will not compete in Formula 1 in 2016, ending his five-year spell in the sport with Williams and Lotus. Maldonado had been initially... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has confirmed that he has lost his seat at Renault for the upcoming Formula 1 season, and will not be present on the grid, with Kevin Magnussen… read more »

Jolyon Palmer has picked No.30 to carry through his Formula One career as he prepares for his rookie season in 2016. Palmer joins the grid with Renault this year after a season... read more »

Jolyon Palmer has officially confirmed that he will use 30 as his permanent racing number throughout his career in Formula 1. Palmer spent 2015 as Lotus… read more »