Renault head of trackside operations Remi Taffin says the power unit manufacturer has stepped up a level in the last few races read more »

Honda has big expectations for the 2015 season when it returns to Formula 1 as an exclusive engine supplier to the McLaren F1 team. The Japanese company is to focus its efforts... read more »

Honda is targeting nothing other than victory as it prepares to return to Formula One in 2015. Every other engine supplier in F1 - Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault - subsidises... read more »

Brake manufacturer Brembo are still unsure as to what caused Lewis Hamilton's brake disc to fail in qualifying for the German GP... read more »

Christian Horner thinks the FIA have set an 'interesting precedent' by allowing Lewis Hamilton to change his brakes to a different manufacturer without penalty under... read more »

Both Ferrari and Red Bull considered launching a protest against the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton at the German Grand Prix. The two teams believe that Hamilton's change of... read more »

This weekend's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim will see sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli provide the two softest compounds of tyre - the Red-banded P-Zero Supersoft and the... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery says it is a bigger challenge for the tyre manufacturer to get compound choices right at circuits which are used less frequently read more »

Pirelli gave a glimpse into Formula 1’s potential future on Wednesday when the Italian manufacturer unveiled a concept for 18-inch tyres. read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has welcomed the recent management restructuring at Renault, as the French manufacturer continues in its attempts to recover from a... read more »

Two weeks after describing Renault’s performance as “unacceptable”, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says management changes the French... read more »

Pirelli is to trial an 18 inch tyre during next week's post-race test at Silverstone. Formula 1 currently uses 13 inch tyres but the Italian manufacturer is keen to push... read more »

Haas Automation has announced a sponsorship deal with Ferrari, thereby adding to talk linking the Italian manufacturer with Gene Haas' eponymous F1 team. read more »

Ferrari has added leading machine tool manufacturer Haas Automation to its list of official partners, in a deal that runs until the end of the 2015 season. read more »

The 2013 British Grand Prix saw Formula 1 tyre manufacturer Pirelli suffer a lot of negative press after numerous tyre failures that affected drivers up and down the grid.... read more »

Renault Sport has made changes to its management structure in a bid to address the problems it has faced this year, with ex-Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul returning to... read more »

Former Caterham Formula 1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul is returning to Renault as the French manufacturer attempts to turn its F1 engine programme around. read more »

Renault has announced that their President and Managing Director, Jean-Michel Jalinier, has left the team. The French manufacturer confirmed that Jalinier has left 'to... read more »

Renault don't believe it can make any major steps forward in performance with its power unit this season because of the engine freeze. The French manufacturer was labelled... read more »

Lotus has reportedly begun initial talks with Mercedes about using its power unit in 2015 as it looks to dump the struggling Renault unit. Whilst the Enstone team has scored... read more »

Red Bull has labelled Renault's performance in Formula 1 as 'unacceptable', and called on the French car manufacturer to make changes. read more »

Gene Haas has given up on the idea of using a Dallara chassis and wants to enter into a technical partnership with a current F1 manufacturer... read more »

Gene Haas now plans a technical partnership with a current Formula 1 manufacturer to get his new team on the 2016 grid, having decided against plans to use Dallara chassis read more »

Christian Horner insists the Red Bull-Renault partnership will "100%" continue into next season despite the French engine manufacturer's struggles since... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has made it absolutely clear that the outfit will retain Renault as its engine partner next season, despite the French manufacturer's... read more »