Canadian driver Nicholas Latifi has joined Renault as a test driver. Latifi has been signed to a "long-term development programme" which aims to see him participate... read more »

Nicholas Latifi has been announced as a new test driver for the Renault Sport F1 team and will take part in at least one free practice session read more »

Canadian racer Nicholas Latifi has joined Renault's revived works team as a test driver. Latifi, 20, spent 2015 racing in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series… read more »

Canadian Nicholas Latifi has joined Renault as a Formula 1 test driver and will have the opportunity to take part in at least one Friday practice session this season read more »

Renault has announced that it has signed GP2 youngster Nicholas Latifi as a test driver, with the Canadian set to participate in a free practice session for the team this... read more »

Canadian race driver Nicholas Latifi has joined Renault as test driver. read more »

Renault head to Melbourne conceding that they may be outside the top ten but that doesn't mean points won't be possible... read more »

Kevin Magnussen says a points finish is his ambition as he prepares to make his full-time Formula 1 comeback with Renault in Australia this weekend. Magnussen finished second... read more »

Renault Chief Technical Officer Bob Bell believes it will be 18 months before the returning manufacturer is up to full strength at its Enstone base. Renault… read more »

Renault chief technical officer Bob Bell says the team s development focus is likely to be biased more towards 2017 this season. read more »

Renault boss Frederic Vasseur says the team has no pressure to achieve results in the early races of 2016. Renault returns to the sport this year as a constructor after buying... read more »

Back in Formula 1 after a year on the sidelines, Kevin Magnussen says he has "many points" to prove when he lines up on the Melbourne grid with Renault... read more »

Kevin Magnussen is optimistic that Renault will be able to compete for the points-paying positions when both he and the team return to action in Australia next… read more »

Renault keeping expectations in check for season opener read more »

Kevin Magnussen is ready to lead Renault's return to Formula 1, despite his own year out of the cockpit, managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes read more »

"We have all the ingredients to have a bright future," says Renault as it returns to the F1 grid. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer look ahead to the season opener in Melbourne. read more »

Renault has made significant progress with the reliability and drivability of its engine over the winter, which will translate into real performance on track, according to... read more »

Renault Sport boss Cyril Abiteboul believes that his team has what it takes to compete with Mercedes and Ferrari this season... read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he has full faith Renault can return to the top of F1 but is stressing a step-by-step approach read more »

Renault s chief technical officer Bob Bell says he is already enthralled by the prospect of a competitive midfield pack for 2016 read more »

According to Renault engine technical director Remi Taffin, World Champions Mercedes did not show anyone their full force while the teams were at pre-season testing in Barcelona. read more »

Renault Sport F1 is preparing to launch its complete 2016 car livery for the new season in Melbourne on 16th March read more »

Renault is set to unveil its full 2016 race livery ahead of next weekend's Australian Grand Prix, having used an interim scheme since its return to Formula 1… read more »

Renault to unveil revised 2016 F1 livery in Melbourne read more »