Representatives from both Red Bull and Renault would like to see engine development come to a halt from next season onward to prevent new teams having an unfair advantage. read more »

One race into the season and teams' unrest mounts as Renault calls for a freeze on engine development. read more »

Renault has called for a freeze on Formula 1 engine development during the 2019-2020 seasons before new regulations are introduced read more »

A double points finish in Australia, their first since they returned to the sport as a works team, has given Renault a boost at the start of the new Formula 1 season. read more »

Fernando Alonso's fifth place in Australia with the McLaren-Renault was being spun positively by the team, which pointed out that at the first attempt it equalled the best... read more »

Renault Formula 1 drivers Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jr are now fighting in "the big boy league" and need to stay on their game, says team boss Cyril Abiteboul read more »

Despite a double points haul in Melbourne, Nico Hulkenberg believes Renault are even further behind F1's leading trio than they were last season. read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren must reach Red Bull's level of performance after an impressive debut with Renault power in Australia. read more »

ESPN rounds up the best of the radio soundbites from the Australian Grand Prix, where Mercedes squandered what looked like a nailed-on victory and Fernando Alonso gave McLaren... read more »

Fernando Alonso says his fifth-place finish at the season-opener at Albert Park is just the start for the McLaren-Renault partnership. read more »

Team Principal Cyril Abiteboul praised his Renault team for progress, but warned them not to ease off after a double-points finish in Melbourne. read more »

A malfunctioning drink system on his Renault left Carlos Sainz feeling queasy during today's Grand Prix. read more »

The Renault driver holds a bittersweet outlook on his Australian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a water pump issue on his Renault car nearly made him vomit in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a problem with his Renault car's water pump meant he nearly vomited during Formula 1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is disappointed that the McLaren F1 Team failed to make it into Q3, though admits it's still early in the McLaren-Renault partnership 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 »

Kevin Magnussen hopes Haas can maintain its current level of competitiveness after winning the midfield battle in qualifying in Melbourne. read more »

He beat his team-mate - just - and now Renault's Nico Hulkenberg is preparing for a busy curtain raising grand prix. read more »

We're happy with today's result but left wondering if better was possible after looking at our Q2 pace. read more »

Although Charlie Whiting is adamant Laurent Mekies's move to Ferrari is "less sensitive" than Marcin Budkowski's to Renault, he concedes the FIA need to put... read more »

With heavy rain forecast for Melbourne on Saturday, Carlos Sainz believes Renault could take advantage of an "interesting" race. read more »

Renault are in with a chance of scoring points, says Renault's Bob Bell ahead of the Australian Grand Prix read more »

The FIA is attempting to address concerns over its key staff leaving to join Formula 1 teams after Ferrari's signing of deputy race director Laurent Mekies prompted fresh... read more »

Fernando Alonso accepts there are no more excuses for McLaren F1 in 2018 following its switch away from Honda power units as it prepares to begin life with Renault in Australia... read more »