Renault Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul says that the French company could pull out of Formula 1 - with Red Bull's Christian Horner adding that such a move… read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Renault has solved many of the driveability issues which hampered Red Bull so drastically in Melbourne read more »

Lewis Hamilton put all his issues behind him to end the second free practice session in Malaysia with the quickest time, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and Nico Rosberg. read more »

Red Bull duo Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo believe that the RB11 has been improved since the last race in Australia, after they registered top 10 times during practice for... read more »

Some things are definitely positive and the bulk of the driveability issues we had in Melbourne are a lot better now. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was pleased with his recovery after issues disrupted his practice sessions for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix. Hamilton stopped on track during his out... read more »

We have a lot of work to do overnight to improve the setup of the cars and understand the issues we had and fix them. read more »

Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time in the second practice session despite car problems limiting his track time over the 90 minutes read more »

Lewis Hamilton set the quickest time during practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix, despite a day hampered by several issues. The Briton missed the opening practice session... read more »

Renault is confident that the Malaysian Grand Prix will better reflect the engine maker's progress over the winter, having had time to fix some issues while relying on... read more »

The Renault and Red Bull relationship just got a bit more strained with the engine manufacturer's boss claiming the F1 team are "lying" about certain issues... read more »

Renault Sport F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul has hit back at comments from Red Bull's Adrian Newey, accusing the design guru of lying about the Renault power unit. The Briton... read more »

Renault launches a defence of its power units after discovering the performance shortfalls were down to engine and chassis issues read more »

McLaren have a mountain to climb in terms of the problems associated with their Honda powerunit but it seems that they have at least overcome some of their aerodynamic issues.... read more »

Manor are in a different position to the one it was in during the season opener in Australia according to team principal John Booth. The revived outfit failed to get either of... read more »

Do Honda's struggles prove Christian Horner's point that the engine regulations are too complicated and will it deter others from entering F1? read more »

Four-time world champion and Renault Sport ambassador Alain Prost says dominance from one team is nothing new following calls from Renault's customer team, Red Bull, to... read more »

President Graeme Lowdon says Manor Marussia can overcome technical difficulties to make their F1 season bow in Malaysia. read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko says the four-time World Champion team could pull out of Formula 1, amid concerns over the current regulations and growing… read more »

Last weekend, it came to light that Renault-powered teams have big issues with their power units. At Albert Park, they had to run the power unit in a detuned state in order to... read more »

Renault Sport, engine supplier for both Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso has acknowledged that the 'litany of issues' experienced at Melbourne were unexpected, and that... read more »

Renault has admitted to making a backwards step with its 2015 engine and its managing director Cyril Abiteboul says his outfit needs to get back to some "basic common... read more »

Worryingly for Red Bull Racing, Remi Taffin has admitted there is "not as easy fix" to the issues that plagued Renault in Melbourne... read more »

Red Bull airs its disillusionment with the regulations and engine partner Renault as he hints it may consider quitting F1 altogether. read more »

Red Bull could contemplate walking away from Formula One if the sport does not reassess the current engine regulations read more »