Renault's technical director James Allison says the team will have new upgrades for the Spanish as they bid to return to the podium... read more »

The Lotus Renault Grand Prix can look back satisfied on their Turkish Grand Prix. Yesterday, Nick Heidfeld finished the Istanbul race in 7th place, one spot better than team... read more »

Renault technical director James Allison says he is 'very confident' about the programme of updates that his team is bringing to its car over the next few races, as... read more »

"Tomorrow's going to be a very busy race," claims James Allison. "We've seen some races with two stops, other which are borderline three. I think... read more »

"Overall a disappointing qualifying," admits James Key, "we need to work hard to head towards the top then as best we can." read more »

Sauber technical director James Key believes Kamui Kobayashi still has a good chance to salvage something from the Turkish Grand Prix despite a fuel system problem preventing... read more »

James Allison, Technical Director: Like all the teams, Friday work is focused on race preparation rather than maximising qualifying performance. It was tricky to read... read more »

If you are looking to buy a piece of F1 history, the perfect piece of Formula One memorabilia is coming up for sale this summer. The car that legendary F1 superstar James Hunt... read more »

In the previous races, the R31 has proved to be sufficiently fast to be top 10 in qualifying, which always gives you a chance on Sunday. James Allison takes the time for a... read more »

Renault technical director James Allison looks back at the team's performances in the first three races and discusses their upgrades for Turkey... read more »

Renault’s James Allison has explained that the ability to preserve tyres is one of Renault’s key strengths this year, with both Vitaly Petrov and Nick Heidfeld having already... read more »

Interview conducted and provided by the Renault press office. read more »

Q. Eric, as Formula 1 heads to Europe, what conclusions can you draw from the season so far?   EB: The first three races are always a read more »

There are a number of changes in the Constructors’ Championship after the Chinese Grand Prix – notably Mercedes GP entering the top five, ahead of Toro Rosso and Sauber. James... read more »

TECHNICAL DIRECTORS - Aldo COSTA (Ferrari), James KEY (Sauber), Paddy LOWE (McLaren), Naoki TAKUNAGA (Renault), Geoff WILLIS (HRT). PRESS CONFERENCE Q: A question to read more »

Aldo Costa of Ferrari, James Key of Sauber and McLaren's Paddy Lowe, among others, attended Friday's FIA press conference... read more »

Renault's tech director James Allison is relishing the team's flying start to the campaign, which included back-to-back podium finishes... read more »

Having achieved a podium position at each of the GP's of the 2011 season, Renault's Technical Director praises his teams development and is confident of more... read more »

Sauber's pace in qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix is proof that the illegal wing that led to the team's disqualification in Australia did not improve the... read more »

James Allison, Technical Director: “Both Vitaly and Nick suffered failures under braking in the front uprights early in the first session. As a precaution we read more »

Why pretending to be a police officer has landed James "Bubba" Stewart in hot water in Florida read more »

Peter’s guests today include, from Spain, John Booth, Marussia Virgin F1 Team Principal; from Abu Dhabi, new Aussie V8 Champion, and former Jaguar F1 test driver, James... read more »

Peter Sauber has ruled out sacking technical director James Key or anyone else after the team's disqualification from the Australian GP... read more »

Peter Sauber has quickly denied that Technical Director James Key has been dismissed following the recent mix-up which resulted in double disqualification from the Australian... read more »

Peter Sauber has denied that the team's technical director, James Key, has lost his job over the rear-wing mix-up which cost Sauber ten points. There were read more »