No major power unit upgrade planned until 2018 - Renault read more »

Renault had 'no doubts' Robert Kubica would be quick during F1 test read more »

Robert Kubica's recent test of a 2012 Formula One car showed Renault "the pace is there" for a possible comeback to Formula One, according to the team's... read more »

Renault believe Robert Kubica has the pace in compete in Formula 1 but admitted that he only he knows whether his right arm is up the challenge at all tracks. read more »

Despite Renault's decision not to introduce a major engine upgrade this season, Christian Horner believes there is still "quite a bit of potential" for Red Bull... read more »

Robert Kubica has the pace to pursue a Formula 1 comeback, according to Renault Trackside Operations Director Alan Permane, who oversaw his recent test… read more »

Renault's trackside operations director Alan Permane believes Robert Kubica still has the pace for F1. read more »

Renault's trackside operations director Alan Permane says Robert Kubica showed he has the pace required for a Formula 1 return in his recent Valencia test read more »

While Christian Horner insists his team is still making progress, one isn't entirely convinced. read more »

Christian Horner is confident that Red Bull will still feel engine gains through 2017, despite supplier Renault's admission that no major update will come until… read more »

Max Verstappen is disappointed that Renault have not issued many updates so far this season, and feels it will hamper Red Bull's title chances this year and is 2018. read more »

Max Verstappen admits he is worried about Red Bull's form going into 2018 after Renault announced that they won't be introducing any major updates this season. read more »

News that Renault will not be producing a significant upgrade this year has Max Verstappen concerned for 2018. read more »

Max Verstappen admits he is already worried about Red Bull's prospects in 2018, after Renault said a "big" engine upgrade would not arrive until next year. read more »

Max Verstappen says he is concerned that a lack of progress from Renault could hold back Red Bull's chances of Formula 1 success in 2018 read more »

After a frustrating Monaco Grand Prix, points finishes was resumed for Renault Sport Formula 1 Team at the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix had its positives for Jolyon Palmer so Renault Sport Formula 1 Team just need to keep working hard to reach the points. read more »

Renault's Cyril Abiteboul has dismissed claims of a major engine upgrade for Baku or any time soon, insisting it won't happen until 2018. read more »

Max Verstappen has admitted that he is "worried" about his and Red Bull's prospects in 2018, amid engine supplier Renault's current performance. Verstappen… read more »

The German admitted to feeling less than confident that Renault could get a good result in Canada but was able to finish eighth on Sunday. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has dismissed suggestions Red Bull will take a significant power unit upgrade at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and says Renault will not introduce a major update... read more »

Renault will not introduce the next big engine upgrade until next season; that's according to managing director Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg expressed satisfaction at returning to the points-paying positions in Canada, having been braced for a struggle, due to Renault's power… read more »

We're happy to be resuming our series of points finishes after a frustrating retirement in Monaco. read more »

Renault has denied Red Bull's suggestion that it will bring a major engine update to the next round in Azerbaijan, saying an overhaul will not come until… read more »