McLaren-Renault: The key updates read more »

Renault is on course to produce a more powerful and more reliable engine for the 2018 Formula 1 season, according to its new customer McLaren read more »

McLaren's Peter Prodromou is eager to build a relationship with Renault to emulate the partnership it enjoyed with Red Bull Racing but concedes he's nervous ahead of... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has denied he could "slack" when he had Jolyon Palmer as his Renault Formula 1 team-mate, and says Carlos Sainz Jr's arrival made no difference... read more »

Renault partnership with French GP to include yellow grandstand, official vehicles, a bespoke brand area and countless Fan Zone activities. read more »

Ahead of their first season with Renault power, the McLaren F1 Team has confidence in their new engine suppliers, with Zak Brown admitting they would accept some failures if... read more »

Renault announces it will be an official partner for the French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard for the race's return in June. read more »

McLaren's influence on Renault's power unit won't be felt until at least 2020 with Cyril Abiteboul revealing it is too late in the game for them to have... read more »

Following the lack of investment in the preceding years from previous ownerships, Renault were left with a lot of catching up to do on many levels, according to Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

Renault is open to McLaren influencing the design of its F1 engine, but says the British team is unlikely to have any impact until the partnership enters its third season read more »

Renault’s Cyril Abiteboul believes Formula 1’s new three-engine limit will present teams with a “headache” for the 2018 season. read more »

Haas F1 Team's Romain Grosjean says he could race in Formula 1 until he turns 40 years old. The thirty-one year old Frenchman has raced in F1 for 7 years with Renault,... read more »

McLaren will not consider a move into IndyCar until it has found success in Formula 1 with new engine partner Renault, according to executive director Zak Brown. read more »

F1's new three-engine limit is a "headache" for teams for the 2018 season, says Renault's Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

Following the switch from Honda to Renault power, Stoffel Vandoorne feels their will be a lot of pressure on McLaren to perform in 2018. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes McLaren is in a strong position to challenge for regular podiums and race victories during the 2018 Formula 1 season, following the Woking-based... read more »

Renault are keen to ensure that the new 2021 engine regulations have some continuity with the current rules as they want to "avoid almost starting from scratch again." read more »

With McLaren and Renault both banking on improved seasons, Force India concede they need a podium-challenging car if they want fourth in the championship. read more »

Renault Sport strengthen partnership with BP and Castrol read more »

Oil company BP has extended its relationship with the Renault F1 team for another five years as part of a wider deal with the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. read more »

BP will continue its support of the Renault F1 team for at least the next five years read more »

Renault has warned that it would be unhappy with too radical an overhaul to the 2021 engine rules. read more »

Having to start from scratch on engine design for the 2021 Formula 1 regulations would be "frightening" for Renault read more »

Sahara Force India F1 Team's Bob Fernley believes they will have to beat serious competition in order to hold onto their fourth place in the Constructor's... read more »

Renault are determined to pit their efficiency against the might of F1's top teams, saying they aim to compete with just "85% of their capability and resources." read more »