Pirelli has formally confirmed that it will remain as Formula 1's sole tyre supplier until at least the end of the 2019 season. Pirelli has been the sport's sole... read more »

Renault chief Frederic Vasseur says the manufacturer needs a "smooth run" at this weekend's European Grand Prix following a difficult sequence of races for… read more »

Former Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci has been hired by radical electric car manufacturer Faraday Future as Global Chief Brand & Commercial Officer. Mattiacci... read more »

Renault's Racing Director Frederic Vasseur says the manufacturer has "reset" after a troubled Monaco Grand Prix weekend, in which both Kevin Magnussen and… read more »

Christian Horner believes the "tension" that existed between Red Bull and Renault last season has led to the engine manufacturer's revival in Formula 1 this year read more »

Red Bull and Toro Rosso have both signed two-year deals to run Renault power over until the end of 2018. Red Bull has used Renault power since 2007, winning its four world... read more »

Red Bull will continue to be supplied with Renault engines until at least the end of 2018, with Toro Rosso also linking up with the manufacturer once more. Red Bull and Renault... read more »

Pirelli has finally signed off on its Formula 1 contract from 2017-19, over seven months after the Italian manufacturer was confirmed as supplier read more »

Renault is the only engine manufacturer to have spent development tokens for the Monaco Grand Prix. Renault used three tokens to introduce its upgraded unit… read more »

Renault's power unit upgrade, which it has brought to this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, cost the manufacturer only three power unit tokens, the FIA confirmed on... read more »

Renault is preparing to bring its upgraded power unit to the Monaco Grand Prix, one race ahead of schedule. After successful tests in Barcelona this week there were calls for... read more »

The upgraded Renault engine will be available for use at the Monaco Grand Prix, after the French manufacturer authorised its early introduction read more »

A reliable test outing for Renault's revised power unit will see the manufacturer attempt to make the upgrade available for the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Renault has confirmed that it intends to bring its upgraded power unit to next weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. The manufacturer debuted its B-spec power unit during in-season... read more »

Honda is planning to introduce its next specification Formula 1 power unit in Monaco or Canada, according to the Japanese manufacturer's chief Yusuke Hasegawa read more »

Pirelli has announced it will bring the medium, soft and super-soft tyre to the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. Under the 2016 regulations F1's tyre manufacturer brings... read more »

Renault F1 chief Cyril Abiteboul says the French manufacturer has 'a lot more to come', following the first victory for one of its engines since 2014 last weekend read more »

Honda would not be happy if the FIA chooses to enforce the regulation that obliges a Formula 1 manufacturer to offer a deal to a team without an engine read more »

Renault test driver Esteban Ocon heaped praise on the manufacturer's upgraded power unit after it made its debut during in-season testing at the Circuit de... read more »

Honda boss admits that manufacturer is still looking to introduce upgrades tactically. read more »

Formula 1 engine manufacturer Mercedes confirmed its intention to continue supplying the teams - Manor, Williams and Force India - in the following year as well. The other... read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer is not yet in a position to supply a second team with power units. Honda returned to Formula 1 as a partner to McLaren in... read more »

Kevin Magnussen insists Renault is not being fooled by its seventh place finish in Russia and insists the manufacturer still has to make substantial progress. Magnussen scored... read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes Renault is fortunate a significant rule change in Formula 1 is due for 2017, that he hopes will allow the French manufacturer to make inroads on its rivals read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer is yet to decide how to use its remaining token allocation for an engine upgrade. read more »