Renault team boss Eric Boullier says the new ban on off-throttle blown diffusers will "definitely affect" his team... read more »

Renault thinks it's vital it braces itself for any unexpected consequences that come this weekend as a result of the ban on the off-throttle use of blown diffusers. read more »

Eric Boullier is giving little away on the run-up to this weekend’s British Grand Prix which will see, for the first time this season, teams prevented from using... read more »

Renault's managing director Jean-Francois Caubet says Williams is very likely to have to wait until February next year before it tests the French engines. read more »

Interviews with Williams Co-founder Frank Williams, CEO Adam Parr, former-drivers Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve as well as current drivers, Rubens Barrichello and Pastor... read more »

Nick Heidfeld concedes that nobody is quite sure how the new engine regulations will impact performances while James Allison is not too concerned... read more »

Vitaly Petrov hopeful that upgrades to Renault's R31 will allow the team to return to fighting for podium finishes read more »

Rubens Barrichello says he is ready to sign a new contract with Williams for 2012 on the back of the team's switch to Renault engines. read more »

Williams and Renault are to team up again for the 2012 season, reforming a historic partnership that resulted in great success for both parties, it was announced yesterday. The... read more »

Williams F1 chairman Adam Parr discusses the team's new deal with Renault and the impact it will have on the Grove-based outfit... read more »

With Williams obviously happy to have secured Renault engines, the view of Renault's side of the story is quite similar. The company was looking to extend its brand... read more »

After confirming a deal with Renault for an engine supply and an overall partnership, Williams F1 chairman Adam Parr explains how this can benefit the Williams F1 team. The... read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr sees no reason why his team's new partnership with Renault cannot hit the ground running straightaway in 2012 read more »

Renault technical director James Allison is not fretting about the ban on off-throttle exhaust blown diffusers at the British Grand Prix read more »

Nick Heidfeld: Looking back to the European Grand Prix, how would you summarise your weekend in Valencia? Well, the race itself was not as successful as we read more »

Q. Why did Renault Sport F1 choose Williams as its fourth partner ? Bernard Rey (Renault Sport F1, President): With a fourth team, one third read more »

Q. Williams F1 have confirmed a return to Renault engines. How many years is the initial partnership for and what can you tell us about read more »

Williams co-owner Patrick Head believes using Renault engines from 2012 will provide a better benchmark for his team and remove a degree of uncertainty about its form read more »

Williams are to reunite with engine manufacturer Renault as they seek to recapture the success of their glorious past together... read more »

Williams team boss Frank Williams has warned that the reunion of his squad and engine supplier Renault is no guarantee of future success read more »

Renault Sport F1 will supply AT&T Williams with its championship-winning V8 power units for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. In addition to the supply of its Formula One... read more »

Williams has announced that it has struck a deal with Renault to run their engines from 2012 and beyond. The partnership marks a return to the read more »

Q and A with Renault Sport F1 president Bernard Rey over Williams engine deal read more »

In its previous guise, the partnership achieved no fewer than 63 grand prix victories and nine world championship crowns - and as of next year, Williams and Renault are to... read more »

Q and A with WIlliams chairman Adam Parr over Renault engine deal read more »