Renault's 2017 engine '100 per cent' new - Fred Vasseur read more »

Fred Vasseur expects his Renault team to become even more competitive as the team look to seek out all possible performance out of the RS16. read more »

Completing 70 laps on the same set of tyres at the Mexican Grand Prix, Renault boss Fred Vasseur heaped praise on Jolyon Palmer after the Brit started from the pitlane to... read more »

Fred Vasseur praised Jolyon Palmer for his performance during the Mexican Grand Prix, but was puzzled by the struggles encountered by Kevin Magnussen on Sunday. read more »

Fred Vasseur hopes his Renault team can have an impressive weekend in Mexico and be in contention for top ten finishes. read more »

With Renault Sport Formula 1 Team finishing just shy of the points at the United States Grand Prix, Fred Vasseur is in two minds about their performance. read more »

With Nico Hulkenberg on the books for next season, Renault team boss Fred Vasseur has made it clear that he is in absolutely no rush to confirm the German's team-mate. read more »

Renault team principal Fred Vasseur says the French team is recruiting "from top to bottom" in its efforts to return to competitiveness in Formula 1 read more »

With Renault Sport Formula 1 Team energised by the team's recent performance, this confirms the team are moving forward ahead of this weekend's United States Grand Prix. read more »

Renault boss Fred Vasseur believes Nico Hulkenberg is the man to take the team forward. read more »

Renault team principal Fred Vasseur has hailed Nico Hulkenberg's leadership and motivational skills as the primary reasons why he was signed by the Formula 1 team read more »

Renault team principal Fred Vasseur has defended the structure of his Formula 1 outfit in the wake of criticism it lacks leadership read more »

Nico Hulkenberg could be joined by another star driver for the 2017 season according to Renault team principal Fred Vasseur. read more »

Renault is back fighting in Formula 1's midfield after it competed with Williams on race pace in the Japanese Grand Prix, Jolyon Palmer and Fred Vasseur believe read more »

Fred Vasseur believed it was a positive and encouraging weekend for the ever-improving Renault team in Japan despite failing to break into the top ten on race day. read more »

Renault MD Fred Vasseur and Technical Director Nick Chester reflect on Singapore and look ahead to Suzuka. read more »

Fred Vasseur insists Renault will continue to look for points across the remaining five races of the season after Jolyon Palmer scored his first point of 2016 in Malaysia on... read more »

Fred Vasseur feels the point achieved by Kevin Magnussen in Singapore was a massive boost for the whole Renault team. read more »

Ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, Renault team boss Fred Vasseur said that although their second points finish of the season in Singapore was positive, they are still not... read more »

Renault team principal Fred Vasseur praised Kevin Magnussen and the Renault team for getting into the points in the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday. read more »

After a disappointing couple of Grand Prix, Fred Vasseur believes the Marina Bay Street Circuit should suit Renault Sport better than other circuits. read more »

After the misery of Monza the streets of Singapore could offer some solace for Renault. read more »

Fred Vasseur felt both Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer did the best job they could after a tough weekend at Monza. read more »

Looking ahead to Monza, Renault also reflects on the Belgian Grand Prix with mixed feelings. read more »

Team Principal Fred Vasseur has seen encouraging signs that the team are improving but has conceded they could struggle in Monza. read more »