With new engine regulations set to be introduced in 2021, Renault want the current regulations to be frozen for the interim years to minimise cost and resources. read more »

Following reliability struggles towards the end of 2017, Renault F1 chief Cyril Abiteboul takes heart from its trouble-free start to the season in Australia. read more »

Representatives from both Red Bull and Renault would like to see engine development come to a halt from next season onward to prevent new teams having an unfair advantage. read more »

One race into the season and teams' unrest mounts as Renault calls for a freeze on engine development. read more »

Renault has called for a freeze on Formula 1 engine development during the 2019-2020 seasons before new regulations are introduced read more »

A double points finish in Australia, their first since they returned to the sport as a works team, has given Renault a boost at the start of the new Formula 1 season. read more »

Fernando Alonso's fifth place in Australia with the McLaren-Renault was being spun positively by the team, which pointed out that at the first attempt it equalled the best... read more »

Renault Formula 1 drivers Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jr are now fighting in "the big boy league" and need to stay on their game, says team boss Cyril Abiteboul read more »

Despite a double points haul in Melbourne, Nico Hulkenberg believes Renault are even further behind F1's leading trio than they were last season. read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren must reach Red Bull's level of performance after an impressive debut with Renault power in Australia. read more »

ESPN rounds up the best of the radio soundbites from the Australian Grand Prix, where Mercedes squandered what looked like a nailed-on victory and Fernando Alonso gave McLaren... read more »

Fernando Alonso says his fifth-place finish at the season-opener at Albert Park is just the start for the McLaren-Renault partnership. read more »

Team Principal Cyril Abiteboul praised his Renault team for progress, but warned them not to ease off after a double-points finish in Melbourne. read more »

A malfunctioning drink system on his Renault left Carlos Sainz feeling queasy during today's Grand Prix. read more »

The Renault driver holds a bittersweet outlook on his Australian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a water pump issue on his Renault car nearly made him vomit in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a problem with his Renault car's water pump meant he nearly vomited during Formula 1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is disappointed that the McLaren F1 Team failed to make it into Q3, though admits it's still early in the McLaren-Renault partnership read more »

Renault will see their drivers line-up seventh and ninth for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, but Alan Permane feels there may have been more pace to come from the R.S.18s. read more »

Kevin Magnussen hopes Haas can maintain its current level of competitiveness after winning the midfield battle in qualifying in Melbourne. read more »

He beat his team-mate - just - and now Renault's Nico Hulkenberg is preparing for a busy curtain raising grand prix. read more »

We're happy with today's result but left wondering if better was possible after looking at our Q2 pace. read more »

Although Charlie Whiting is adamant Laurent Mekies's move to Ferrari is "less sensitive" than Marcin Budkowski's to Renault, he concedes the FIA need to put... read more »

With heavy rain forecast for Melbourne on Saturday, Carlos Sainz believes Renault could take advantage of an "interesting" race. read more »

Renault are in with a chance of scoring points, says Renault's Bob Bell ahead of the Australian Grand Prix read more »