McLaren boss Eric Boullier has paid tribute to countryman Francois Guiter, driving force behind French motorsport in the 70s and 80s. read more »

Francois Guiter, who supported the careers of several French Formula 1 drivers, died on Saturday night read more »

Four weeks after his Suzuka accident, Marussia, on behalf of his family, has issued update on the French youngster's condition. read more »

Jules Bianchi's condition remains unchanged, with the French Formula 1 driver remaining critical but stable according to his family read more »

Ferrari has heaped praise on Esteban Ocon after the French teenager's prize Formula 1 test at Fiorano on Wednesday. read more »

A 10-man panel will investigate the Japan Grand Prix crash that left French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi fighting for his life. read more »

The Lotus F1 Team has confirmed it will switch from Renault to Mercedes power for the 2015 season and beyond after signing a "long-term deal". The team has struggled... read more »

Reports suggesting Michael Schumacher "can live a normal life" has given fans hope that the seven-time world champion's recovery has taken a major leap forward.... read more »

In its latest update on the condition of Jules Bianchi, the FIA advises that the French youngster is in a "serious but stable condition". read more »

Marussia's French driver Jules Bianchi is taken to hospital unconscious after a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. read more »

Renault believes it has closed the gap to Mercedes since the start of the season, but reckons only a pole position will prove the performance is there. The French engine... read more »

Renault will be closer to the front in Singapore than it was at the recent Italian Grand Prix, according to head of track operations Remi Taffin. Mercedes-powered cars locked... read more »

Michael Schumacher has left the Swiss hospital which was treating him during his rehabilitation to continue the process at home with his family. The German has been... read more »

Renault's performance at the Italian Grand Prix will demonstrate their progress across the course of the 2014 season, according to head of track operations Remi Taffin.... read more »

For the first time, Renault has declared Red Bull as its official 'works team'. Recently, amid a Red Bull-pressured restructuring of the struggling French supplier,... read more »

Former French Grand Prix promoter Philippe Gurdjian, who also played an instrumental role in helping put Malaysian and Abu Dhabi on the Formula 1 calendar, has died aged 69 read more »

Renault says that they will head to next weekend's Italian Grand Prix with 'renewed confidence' after Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo collected his third win of... read more »

With the probable exception of CVC’s bank manager, it is a struggle to find anyone who is entirely at ease with the modern F1 calendar. The myriad causes of its... read more »

A man arrested on suspicion of stealing Michael Schumacher's medial records following his skiing accident has been found dead. The unnamed man was a manager at Swiss Air... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has welcomed the recent management restructuring at Renault, as the French manufacturer continues in its attempts to recover from a... read more »

Two weeks after describing Renault’s performance as “unacceptable”, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says management changes the French... read more »

French authorities are closing in on those responsible for the theft of Michael Schumacher's medical reports... read more »

Romain Grosjean says he is reluctant to point the finger at engine suppliers Renault despite the French driver encountering several problems so far in 2014. read more »

Former Caterham Formula 1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul is returning to Renault as the French manufacturer attempts to turn its F1 engine programme around. read more »

Renault has announced that their President and Managing Director, Jean-Michel Jalinier, has left the team. The French manufacturer confirmed that Jalinier has left 'to... read more »