Red Bull Racing, Lotus Renault GP and Team Lotus drivers Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber, Nick Heidfeld, Vitaly Petrov, Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen -- all powered by the... read more »

Nick Heidfeld tried a new, more conventionally rearward-facing exhaust on Lotus Renault GP's R31 during Friday practice at the Nürburgring - but the signs are it is not... read more »

Renault has reverted to using its forward facing exhaust layout on Nick Heidfeld's car for the remainder of the German Grand Prix weekend, despite some encouraging results... read more »

Nick Heidfeld has explained that Renault’s new exhaust system is yet to be optimised ahead of this weekend’s German Grand Prix, with the squad trialling a... read more »

Nick Heidfeld: “These were two important sessions for us as we were able to try the new exhaust and diffuser. We had no technical issues which read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - James ALLISON (Renault), Stefano DOMENICALI (Ferrari), Mark GALLAGHER (Cosworth), Norbert HAUG (Mercedes), Monisha KALTENBORN (Sauber) PRESS... read more »

Renault will analyse data from Friday practice overnight to determine whether it will run its new rearward-facing exhaust system in qualifying and the race this weekend read more »

Germany Friday quotes: Renault read more »

Nick Heidfeld says Renault will decide on Friday night whether he continues using the new exhaust system introduced in Germany. read more »

Jul.22 (GMM) Nick Heidfeld's Renault will be fitted with an experimental Red Bull-style rearward facing exhaust on Friday at the Nurburgring. According to Auto Motor und... read more »

Renault says that it will not be afraid to ditch the forward facing exhaust concept that it pioneered if a new rear design proves to be better. read more »

Lotus Renault F1 Team driver Vitaly Petrov is very much looking forward to this weekend's German Grand Prix. After the race at Silverstone, the Russian travelled to... read more »

Eric Boullier stresses that Lotus Renault GP 'must make some positive steps' in order to regain the ground it has lost of late - and above all, reclaim P4 in the F1... read more »

James Allison is the Technical Director of Lotus Renault Grand Prix and the recently-appointed head of FOTA's Technical Regulations Group. We will show our interview with... read more »

DRIVERS: Timo GLOCK (Virgin), Nick HEIDFELD (Renault), Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes), Michael SCHUMACHER (Mercedes), Adrian SUTIL (Force India), Sebastian VETTEL (Red... read more »

One of six German drivers on the F1 2011 starting grid in this weekend's German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring, Lotus Renault GP star Nick Heidfeld is anticipating 'a... read more »

Renault may switch from their radical forward-pointing exhaust system to a more conventional rear-pointing method, Eric Boullier has revealed. A number of updates will be... read more »

Lotus Renault's technical director James Allison hopes that Renault's upgrades, both on and off the track will pay off soon to improve the pace of the R31. At... read more »

Jul.20 (GMM) Vitaly Petrov has a solid contract with Renault for 2012, but the Russian's manager says she is already negotiating with other teams. Oksana Kosaczenko told... read more »

Jul.20 (GMM) A return to formula one by Robert Kubica would be proceeded by a series of private track tests, according to F1news.ru. The report quoted Renault team boss Eric... read more »

Vitaly Petrov is hopeful Lotus Renault GP has 'understood' the cause of its Silverstone malaise and that a package of upgrades will result in a wholly different story... read more »

Renault’s James Allison has been nominated as the new head of FOTA’s Technical Regulations working group. The change in the line-up comes after... read more »

Nick Heidfeld says that his Renault team is ready to take a 'significant step forward' in terms of performance in order to close the gap to its rivals, Mercedes in... read more »

Renault's James Allison has been named the new chairman of FOTA's Technical Regulations Working Group... read more »

Renault technical director James Allison, who has been elected chairman of FOTA's Technical Regulations Working Group, admits that his new role with be daunting. read more »