Scuderia Toro Rosso will be powered by Renault engines in 2014, both parties announced at a press conference in Monaco on Sunday morning. read more »

Renault has confirmed it will supply Toro Rosso with Formula 1 engines next year read more »

Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff says that talks are ongoing with regards to Williams using Mercedes engines from 2014. Williams is set to switch to using Mercedes power... read more »

Caterham has confirmed that its cars will again be powered by Renault engines in 2014, the Leafield-based outfit opting to remain with the French manufacturer as the sport... read more »

With the new regulations coming into force next season, a shuffle is expected to take place with several teams opting to switch engine suppliers. At present, Renault supplies... read more »

Caterham owner Tony Fernandes has confirmed that his team will stick with Renault engines next season. Caterham has been powered by the French squad since 2011 and will... read more »

Caterham has confirmed it will stick with Renault engines next season, as the French car manufacturer closes in on finalising its 2014 Formula 1 supply plans read more »

Red Bull will run Infiniti branded engines in 2014 when the sport switches to V6 turbo-charged power units next season. The outfit will continue its relationship with Renault,... read more »

Williams and Caterham could both be seeking new engine partners for 2014 if reports from the Monaco paddock are to be believed.     read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Christian HORNER (Red Bull Racing), Paul HEMBERY (Pirelli), Gerard LOPEZ (Lotus), Robert FEARNLEY (Force India), Franz TOST (Toro Rosso), Alain PROST... read more »

Honda's bid to hit the ground running when it returns to Formula 1 with McLaren in 2015 will be helped by the Woking-based outfit having a season with Mercedes' new... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Mercedes are not only favourites to take pole position but, thanks to a lack of overtaking opportunities, they too are favourites to win. The Spaniard... read more »

With the confirmation that Honda will return to Formula 1 in 2015 as an engine supplier, it has prompted the question as to whether their deal with McLaren is an exclusive one.... read more »

Formula One teams face a massive 150 per cent hike in the cost of their 2014 engine supply when the sport switches to turbo-charged V6 power units. At present, engine supply to... read more »

Renault Sport enters into a technical partnership with the new Formula E series for electric cars     read more »

Sebastien Loeb, the most successful driver in world rally history, thinks Robert Kubica has more potential than Kimi Raikkonen. In 2010 and 2011, Finn Raikkonen tried his hand... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen doesn't seem too concerned about the loss of Lotus technical director James Allison - who confirmed his resignation on Wednesday. Allison has been a key... read more »

Red Bull were rumoured to have dropped their alternator supplier at the start of this season following repeated problems in 2011 and 2012 which cost them valuable points,... read more »

Renault has promised its leading title contenders Red Bull and Lotus that it will push on as hard as it can with the current engines until the end of the season, despite the... read more »

Marussia technical director Pat Symonds believes that most teams on the Formula 1 grid are concerned about their finances. Symonds, who previously worked at Renault, told Sky... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 team boss Flavio Briatore still claims that he was not involved in the Singapore crash scandal of 2008, when Nelson Piquet Jr. intentionally hit the barriers in... read more »

Carlos Huertas claimed victory in a rain affected second race at the Formula Renault 3.5 Series round in Spain. Kevin Magnussen, who dominated the first race on Saturday,... read more »

Former Benetton and Renault team principal Flavio Briatore says he doesn't want to return to Formula One because it "makes no sense financially" read more »

Renault Sport's Rob White has dismissed rumours that Honda and Toyota may be poised to return to F1 under the new engine regulations.     read more »

Renault Sport F1's deputy managing director Rob White says he doubts reports that both Honda and Toyota are planning to return to F1 by supplying new V6 engines. The two... read more »