Helmut Marko believes Renault's unreliability cost Red Bull Racing second in the Constructors' Championship. read more »

Four drivers retained as Renault Sport Academy reveals its 'class of 2018'. read more »

Renault Sport Racing has announced its 2018 driver line-up for its academy as Jack Aitken is retained ahead of his graduation to Formula 2. read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Nigel Mansell believes McLaren will find it tough to go up against Red Bull and the works Renault team with the same engines in 2018 read more »

McLaren chief Zak Brown says the operation can expect a "substantial difference" in performance this season amid its alliance with new power unit partner… read more »

While he admits reliability remains a concern, Zak Brown has no doubts about Renault engine's pace. read more »

After a trying time with McLaren and Renault, Kevin Magnussen says he is finding life with Haas "more enjoyable" as there is "less negative pressure." read more »

Renault will focus on strict quality control of parts for its 2018 Formula 1 engine, as it bids to fix the unreliability that blighted its '17 season read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe says the team is wary of the threat McLaren will pose in 2018 after ditching Honda for Renault power in Formula 1 read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown reckons his team will be in a position to return to winning ways in the 2018 Formula One season, following a switch to Renault power. read more »

McLaren are wary about setting specific targets for F1 2018 but made clear "we need to get back to the front" with Renault engines. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he felt "negative pressure" during his early years in Formula 1 with McLaren and Renault, and that joining Haas has helped rebuild his confidence read more »

Jolyon Palmer may have been dropped by Renault but the French manufacturer still believes in his talent with Cyril Abiteboul saying he deserved a "world class... read more »

The Frenchman predicts a stronger McLaren and Renault to shake-up the mid-field running order in 2018, but tells Haas to concentrate on their own work. read more »

Renault believes ousted driver Jolyon Palmer "deserves to be in a world class championship" despite losing his Formula 1 seat to Carlos Sainz Jr read more »

Time for Renault's managing director Cyril Abiteboul to face our F1 questions in the latest episode of Grill The Grid... For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com... read more »

Renault F1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul has said that they have not employed ex-FIA Formula 1 technical director Marcin Budkowski just to share information he has acquired from... read more »

Renault has revealed details of its planned role for Marcin Budkowski, the ex-FIA Formula 1 technical director Renault controversially hired to join its burgeoning F1 team for 2018 read more »

Cyril Abiteboul felt Renault 'played with fire' in order to find extra performance from their power unit in 2017, which came at a cost to their reliability. read more »

Renault admits it "played with fire" by chasing extra performance from its 2017 Formula 1 engine through the season, at the expense of reliability read more »

McLaren and Renault will jump midfield in 2018 - Romain Grosjean read more »

Just ten points separated Haas in eighth from Renault in sixth, with Team Principal Guenther Steiner admitting they would have liked to have secured a higher position in the... read more »

Romain Grosjean thinks that a "super strong" McLaren and a fast-developing Renault both have the ability to ruffle a few feathers in the 2018 season. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is clearly unimpressed by Red Bull's lack of respect for its engine partner. read more »

Haas driver Romain Grosjean says he expects 2017 rivals Renault and McLaren to pull clear in 2018, but reckons his squad could scrap with Mercedes-powered… read more »