DRIVERS - Esteban GUTIÉRREZ (Haas), Felipe NASR (Sauber), Kevin MAGNUSSEN (Renault), Daniil KVYAT (Toro Rosso), Daniel RICCIARDO (Red Bull Racing), Kimi RÄIKKÖNEN (Ferrari) read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. will remain with Toro Rosso for the 2017 season, extending his stay with the team for a third campaign. Sainz Jr. has been backed by Red Bull throughout his... read more »

Jolyon Palmer believes he can still make a good impression in Formula 1 by getting on terms with Kevin Magnussen even though Renault's 2016 season looks set to be a write-off read more »

Suffering an incident-ridden season so far, Renault driver Jolyon Palmer has not been surprised at his performances during his first F1 season as he heads into the Austrian... read more »

Jolyon Palmer says his first year in F1 remains "a dream come true" despite his Renault team struggling at the wrong end of the grid. read more »

The Ferrari and Renault teams have shown their aggressiveness as their drivers select the most Ultrasoft Pirelli sets for the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Renault faces a challenge to keep staff motivated this season and ensure it starts the 2017 Formula 1 season in a better place, says four-time world champion Alain Prost read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he is looking forward to getting back on track at a circuit he feels will better suit Renault's recalcitrant RS16 after a couple of tough F1 weekends... read more »

Kevin Magnussen reckons the Red Bull Ring is his type of circuit while Jolyon Palmer feels Renault should be more on it in Austria... read more »

Kevin Magnussen heads into the Austrian Grand Prix in a positive frame of mind after feeling his team learned a lot about the Renault RS16 last time out in Baku. read more »

Jolyon Palmer believes the Red Bull Ring will suit the Renault RS16 more than the Baku Street Circuit two weeks ago as the Briton continues to aim for his first points of his... read more »

The Renault F1 team is hoping that the quicker circuits next up on the world championship calendar will help it find better fortune after a tough few races. read more »

Renault's back-row qualifying result at last weekend's European Grand Prix in Baku has been described as a "one-off" occurrence by Racing Director, Frederic… read more »

After a trying time in Baku, Renault's chief technical officer Bob Bell says the upcoming Austrian GP is an "important race" for the team... read more »

Having fallen further away from the points, Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul admits the last three grands prix have been "harder than expected"... read more »

Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul admits that following a poor run, the team must reassess its objectives. read more »

Renault has to reassess how it progresses in Formula 1 following three poor races, according to the team's managing director Cyril Abiteboul read more »

The Renault Formula 1 team has resorted to using parts of grands prix as test sessions to experiment with set-ups as it is so far off the pace read more »

Leading Formula 1 teams are spoiling midfielders' qualifying chances with their approach to Q1, argues Renault's Jolyon Palmer read more »

Kevin Magnussen has hailed the "strong reaction" of his Renault squad despite the manufacturer enduring a troublesome campaign upon its full-scale return to the… read more »

Given where we started it was a good result today. read more »

Toro Rosso's Carlos Sainz Jr. and Renault's Kevin Magnussen have both been hit with grid penalties at the European Grand Prix grid, following gearbox… read more »

Kevin Magnussen has accepted that Renault merely lacks pace as it prepares to fill the back row of the grid for the European Grand Prix at the Baku City… read more »

The track characteristics are very far from what we need to extract the best performance from our car. read more »

Jenson Button was left to rue a surprise exit from the first stage of qualifying at the European Grand Prix in Baku. Button was only 19th quickest during Q1 after running wide... read more »