Carlos Sainz Jr says it will be “a big challenge” to get up speed for Renault in his late season switch which begins at the F1 United States Grand Prix read more »

Carlos Sainz has vowed to "give everything" he can ahead of first race as a Renault driver, the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Although Eric Boullier concedes that it will take some time for the McLaren-Renault relationship to gel, he insists McLaren are "designed for winning." read more »

McLaren's Eric Boullier says the team can’t expect to be instantly comparable to Red Bull in 2018 when it begins its new engine partnership with Renault. read more »

Renault Formula 1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says getting Carlos Sainz Jr on board for the last four races of this season provides the team with a "jump start" for 2018 read more »

With Carlos Sainz off to Renault for the remaining four races in this year's championship, Guenther Steiner says that may just help Haas in the Constructors'... read more »

Having recently announced his move to Renault Sport next season, Carlos Sainz Jr. is in no doubt that he owes everything to his current team, Scuderia Toro Rosso. Mobil 1 The... read more »

Renault are hoping to become even more competitive against Ferrari and Mercedes by unlocking a new engine mode to use in qualifying sessions. read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa believes the Japanese manufacturer are getting "very close" to matching Renault in terms of engine power. read more »

Honda is "very close" to matching Renault level of performance with its Formula 1 engine, says the Japanese manufacturer's project leader Yusuke Hasegawa read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr was unhappy with how the Japanese Grand Prix ended for him, his last race for Toro Rosso before he moves to Renault. read more »

Mid-season driver changes for Toro Rosso and Renault can boost the Haas Formula 1 team's chances of a strong constructors' championship finish, says its team... read more »

Red Bull thinks that the combination of Suzuka's layout and the 2017-spec Formula 1 cars exposed its lack of a 'magic' engine mode from Renault more than usual read more »

Following the decision from Renault to bring Carlos Sainz Jr. into the team for the final four races of 2017, Jolyon Palmer admits his own time in Formula 1 may be over. read more »

The Racing Director looks back at the final Japanese Grand Prix of the McLaren/Honda partnership ahead of their 2018 move to Renault power. read more »

Jolyon Palmer admits his split from Renault following the Japanese Grand Prix made sense after the team made it clear they wanted Carlos Sainz to contest the rest of 2017.... read more »

Jolyon Palmer reflects on final race weekend with Renault read more »

Jolyon Palmer took part in his final race for Renault at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, having been replaced by Carlos Sainz Jr. from the US Grand Prix onwards. read more »

Renault's Nico Hülkenberg reckons the issue with his Drag Reduction System (DRS) shortly after his pit-stop cost him a points finish at the Japanese Grand… read more »

Carlos Sainz wasn't expecting the early move to Renault, revealing he was only told half an hour before the announcement. read more »

Haas has secured its second-ever double points finish in his short Formula 1 history to leapfrog Renault in the world constructors' championship. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says his shock early switch to Renault came as a big surprise having found out just 30 minutes before the news was confirmed. read more »

We will regroup before we head to Austin and come back with a renewed dynamic. read more »

Jolyon Palmers says goodbye to Renault after 'strange race weekend' as he is set to be replaced by Carlos Sainz for the final four race in F1 for 2017. read more »

Jolyon Palmer admits that the timing of his departure from Renault "made sense" following the conclusion of a "strange" farewell Japanese Grand Prix read more »