Vitaly Petrov, 16th: "That was a really interesting race, particularly at the start when there was a lot of overtaking and it was good to be right in the middle of the... read more »

It looked like it might never happen, but Formula 1 is travelling to Bahrain this week. Until Sebastian Vettel bagged pole position for Red Bull-Renault in 2010, only... read more »

Apr.14 (GMM) One of Sebastian Vettel's engineers has admitted the reigning double world champion is currently playing second fiddle to Mark Webber. Cyril Dumont, who... read more »

Apr.14 (GMM) The real motive for Lotus' protest against the Mercedes 'double-DRS' may be emerging. A rumour in the Shanghai paddock is that the former Renault... read more »

Robert Kubica got behind the wheel of a rally car last Saturday, proving the Polish driver is making good progress with his recovery. The former Renault read more »

Renault has put Pastor Maldonado’s Malaysian Grand Prix retirement down to piston failure. For the second race in a row, the Venezuelan retired while running in the... read more »

Renault Sport have identified a faulty piston as the cause for Pastor Maldonado's engine failure in Malaysia a fortnight ago. The Williams driver was running tenth read more »

Renault reveals the cause of Pastor Maldonado's engine failure in the Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) F1's Enstone based team will keep the 'Lotus' name until at least 2017. It emerged late last week that the sponsorship agreement between the team... read more »

Red Bull has announced its supply vehicle plans for 2012, confirming its means of transportation. It has also said which road cars its drivers will have. read more »

Renault has indentified Pastor Maldonado's engine problem in Malaysia as a piston failure and is working to prevent the issue occurring again read more »

Following a very successful 2011 season, Red Bull Racing will benefit from an enhanced supply of vehicles from its core automotive partners for the 2012 season. Leveraging the... read more »

F1′s Enstone based team will keep the ‘Lotus’ name until at least 2017. It emerged late last week that the sponsorship agreement between the team... read more »

Apr.6 (GMM) Group Lotus will no longer sponsor the formula one team that bears its name. But - as F1's perpetually bizarre 'Lotus' saga takes another twist -... read more »

Lotus have confirmed that Deputy Technical Director Naoki Tokunaga has left the team, moving over to engine supplier Renault... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has announced that Naoki Tokunaga has joined as Technical Director - New Generation Power Unit with immediate effect. read more »

Lotus's deputy technical director, Naoki Tokunaga, will leave the outfit destined for the teams engine supplier, Renault Sport. Tokunaga joined Lotus (then... read more »

Renault Sport F1 is delighted to announce that Naoki Tokunaga has joined as Technical Director – New Generation Power Unit with immediate effect. Naoki, 46, from Tokyo, Japan,... read more »

Naoki Tokunaga leaves Lotus to join Renault's F1 engine department read more »

Naoki Tokunaga, Deputy Technical Director of Lotus F1, will be leaving the outfit at the end of the week. Having worked with the Enstone squad since 2000, the Japanese has now... read more »

Lotus deputy technical director Naoki Tokunaga is to leave the team so he can take up a position as technical director of Renault's 2014 engine project. read more »

There may be a three-week break between the Malaysian and Chinese Grands Prix, but Sebastian Vettel has not been spending the whole time at home. Instead, the World Champion... read more »

Pirelli have just announced that Jaime Alguersuari and Lucas di Grassi will be the test drivers of the newly purchased Renault R30 and the Pirelli simulator to develop the 2013... read more »

Jaime Alguersuari and Lucas di Grassi's services have been secured by sole Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli for the 2012 campaign, with the pair set to share a total of... read more »

Fabrice Lom, the former chief engineer of Renault's customer programme in Formula 1, is now working for the FIA, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »