Red Bull secures new deal to race with Renault engines in 2016 Formula 1 championship. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed it will run Renault engines under the TAG Heuer brand next year. The news brings an end to months of speculation over the team's engine situation... read more »

Renault and Ilmor will increase the level of their working relationship from the 2016 Formula 1 season onwards read more »

Red Bull have finally resolved their F1 future by confirming a deal to run TAG Heuer-branded engines in 2016 after realigning their relationship with Renault. read more »

Red Bull will maintain a relationship with Renault for its engines in 2016, but will take charge of its own development and brand them as TAG-Heuer. read more »

Following their Twitter hint, Red Bull have confirmed they will race a rebranded Renault engine in 2016 bearing the TAG Heuer name... read more »

Red Bull has announced it will run Tag Heuer-branded Renault engines for the 2016 Formula 1 season read more »

As the 2015 season came to an end, Red Bull Racing has moved to reveal that the team's 2016 F1 car will race with a power unit carrying the name of timing brand TAG Heuer. read more »

Red Bull has (finally) announced that its (Renault) engine in 2016 will be badged Tag Heuer. read more »

Red Bull has announced that it will run TAG-branded Renault power units during the 2016 season, after striking a naming rights deal with TAG Heuer. More to… read more »

After months of wrangling Carlos Ghosn has announced that Renault will return to Formula 1 but work to finalise the acquisition of Lotus continues... read more »

Renault confirms return to Formula 1 works team status read more »

Renault has confirmed it will go ahead with its purchase of the Lotus F1 team, meaning the French manufacturer will return to the grid as a full works team next year. Renault... read more »

French car manufacturer Renault has confirmed its return as a constructor in Formula One, buying the current Enstone-based Lotus F1 Team. The new follows the company's... read more »

Renault have announced that they will return to Formula 1 in 2016 as a works manufacturer entry after finalising the deal to take over the Lotus F1 Team. read more »

French team Renault is to return to Formula 1 as a constructor having completed its takeover of the Lotus team. read more »

Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn has confirmed the manufacturer will return to Formula 1 in 2016 as a full-time works outfit read more »

Carlos Ghosn has confirmed that Renault will return to Formula 1 with its own team in 2016. read more »

Renault has formally confirmed its purchase of the Lotus squad, paving the way for its return as a full works team in 2016. Renault operated the Enstone outfit between 2002 and... read more »

Renault finally confirms it has purchased the Lotus team to return to F1 as a fully fledged constructor entry. read more »

Renault have finally completed their protracted takeover of Lotus, buying a majority stake in the Enstone team. read more »

Renault has finally completed its planned takeover of the Lotus team, after lengthy negotiations, meaning it will return to Formula 1 as a fully-fledged works… read more »

Renault is poised to confirm it is to remain in Formula 1 after finally completing its purchase of Lotus, Autosport understands read more »

Toro Rosso will be allowed to run year-old Ferrari engines in 2016 after the FIA confirmed 2015-spec power units will be allowed to race next year. After parent company Red... read more »

Max Verstappen thinks Toro Rosso could have challenged Williams for the occasional podium in 2015 with a better engine. Verstappen enjoyed a very impressive rookie campaign,... read more »