Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul hopes the Formula 1 team will be able to switch its R&D focus to its 2019 car early if it can maintain its current form read more »

Renault's Cyril Abiteboul and Bob Bell reflect on France and look ahead to Austria. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz look ahead to this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix read more »

Force India believes it can no longer "realistically" hope to catch Renault in the Formula 1 constructors' standings, after suffering its first double retirement... read more »

Renault will finally introduce an upgraded MGU-K at this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, however, have revealed that not all their customers may run it. read more »

Carlos Sainz says it would be a "pleasure" staying on at Renault next season as he believes in what they are doing. read more »

The 'S-duct' is not a new technical development in Formula 1, but frequent regulation changes do allow new opportunities for teams to fine-tune ideas in the search... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has admitted his team is unlikely to fight for championships as long as it is an engine customer of Renault. read more »

The return of Horner the sh*t-stirrer, Freddo-gate hits McLaren and we're 99.9 per cent sure Lewis Hamilton is on a Christina Aguilera track. Just your average Formula 1... read more »

Red Bull: Renault works team prompted Honda deal read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. fell to eighth after running as high as third after a late MGU-K problem at Renault's home race. read more »

Renault will finally introduce its long-awaited new Formula 1 MGU-K, originally planned for 2017, at the Austrian Grand Prix, but customers McLaren and Red Bull might not use it read more »

On the day Saudi Arabia finally removed its ban on female drivers, Aseel Al-Hamad took to the wheel of an F1 car. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes the performance between Formula One's three leading engine manufacturers is now "pretty close''. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. left disappointed as a late MGU-K issue on his Renault power unit causes him to drop from sixth to eighth in the closing stages of the French Grand Prix. read more »

Renault 'deserved' midfield lead - Carlos Sainz Jr read more »

On the day Saudi Arabia allowed women to obtain a driving licence, Renault and Aseel Al-Hamad found a unique way to celebrate ahead of the French Grand Prix. For more F1®... read more »

Kevin Magnussen was best of the rest in P6, while both Renaults and Charles Leclerc scored points. Both McLarens finished outside the top ten on Sunday. read more »

We are still consolidating that fourth position and are now five points ahead of our entire 2017 points tally after only eight races. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr believes the virtual safety car spell at the end of the French Grand Prix rescued his points finish after his Renault Formula 1 car's MGU-K failed read more »

Renault marked the lifting of Saudi Arabia's women driving ban by inviting Aseel Al-Hamad to drive a Lotus Formula 1 car at Paul Ricard ahead of the French Grand Prix read more »

Carlos delivered exactly what we needed from him so we're happy with that. read more »

Aston Martin says the lack of a guarantee that Renault or Honda will commit to building Formula 1 engines from 2021 means it must still push on with its own power unit read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner used the latest bout of speculation about Daniel Ricciardo's future to take a jab at the current competitiveness of Renault and McLaren. read more »

Christian Horner feels it would be a "bold decision" for Daniel Ricciardo to leave a winning team for McLaren or Renault. read more »