McLaren have given an early thumbs-up to their new relationship with Renault as the pairing made its official debut in Barcelona testing. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he is concerned Formula 1 engine supplier Renault will start the 2018 season in a compromised specification for reliability read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has "positive" first impressions of the Renault R.S.18 after a mammoth morning stint in the new car on the first day of testing. read more »

Contrasting fortunes for Renault's two engine partners, as Fernando Alonso completes just 10 laps on McLaren's first morning of 2018. read more »

Renault and their customers, Red Bull and McLaren, won't be able to use their power units to their full capacity at the start of this season with Renault opting to focus... read more »

The Haas VF-18 has hit the track for the first time at Spain's Circuit de Catalunya. Haas has used one of its two 100km filming days allocated to each team under the... read more »

Renault will not unleash the full potential of its Formula 1 engine for the 2018 season's early grands prix because it wants to take a zero risk approach to reliability read more »

The Spanish beer company will continue to feature on Renault's Formula 1 cars after starting their partnership courtesy of Carlos Sainz Jr.'s arrival. read more »

Renault's Nico Hülkenberg says that he has not changed his approach following the departure of Jolyon Palmer. read more »

Renault's R.S.18 has completed its first laps on track since launching after a filming day at the Circuit de Catalunya. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul admits that images issued of its 2018 car on Tuesday were mainly for livery purposes. read more »

Formula 1 2018 will burst into action this week when winter testing begins on Monday at Barcelona, with the threat to Mercedes' recent domination and... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. says he is not thinking about being possibly recalled by Red Bull, and is instead is purely focused on his Renault commitments. read more »

The Spanish Football League has become partners with the Renault Sport Formula One Team ahead of the 2018 season. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg reckons if Renault can halve the gap to F1's leading trio, they will have a good shot at fourth place in this year's championship. read more »

Renault says it has yet to show what its 2018 Formula 1 car really looks like, explaining that images released this week were primarily aimed at showing off its new livery read more »

After a first run in his Renault powered MCL33, Fernando Alonso has declared that it is "time" for McLaren to get back into the championship fight. read more »

Mansour Ojjeh, Executive Committee Member of the McLaren Group, has high hopes the Renault-powered MCL33 can bring the team higher up the grid in 2018. read more »

Fernando Alonso is looking forward to finding out the strengths of the new-for-2018 MCL33. read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says the French manufacturer is working with Liberty Media and avoids “trying to make unnecessary noise”. read more »

McLaren's Renault-powered 2018 Formula 1 car has run on track for the first time ahead of pre-season testing read more »

Fernando Alonso has declared "the good times are coming" again for McLaren following the launch of their first car with Renault power. read more »

Eric Boullier says McLaren did not take any shortcuts with the chassis design of its MCL33 2018 Formula 1 car despite the challenge of incorporating the new Renault engine read more »

Jolyon Palmer, who was dropped in favour of Carlos Sainz by Renault, finds new berth at the BBC. read more »

McLaren's Eric Boullier says there is no certainty its new MCL33 F1 car will see it immediately back at the front in 2018. read more »