Dane gives Renault two weeks in which to decide if it is to retain him. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has given Renault two more weeks to decide whether to keep him on as a Formula 1 driver next season read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner admits that step forward by Renault is "biggest factor" in team's revival. read more »

Frederic Vasseur believes that Renault has made a 'real step forwards' in recent races, after points finishes in two successive events. Renault scored… read more »

Renault MD Fred Vasseur and Technical Director Nick Chester reflect on Singapore and look ahead to Suzuka. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer look ahead to this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso says watching Kevin Magnussen jump out of his Renault after it caught fire at Sepang sparked up new concerns of extraction times with the Halo read more »

Fernando Alonso has suggested Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device needs to be removable after watching Kevin Magnussen's exit from his blazing Renault during... read more »

ESPN rounds up the best radio soundbites from the Malaysian Grand Prix. "Kev, jump out, jump out! Get Kev out, get Kev out..." Renault's pit wall reacts... read more »

Jolyon Palmer has promised Renault a more "complete" driver if the French outfit choose to retain him for a second season. read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he is relieved to have finally scored an "overdue" first point in Formula One during Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. Having struggled to match... read more »

Fred Vasseur insists Renault will continue to look for points across the remaining five races of the season after Jolyon Palmer scored his first point of 2016 in Malaysia on... read more »

Jolyon Palmer scored his maiden Formula One point in today's Malaysia Grand Prix thanks to a clean drive and a one-stop strategy that allowed him to beat Toro Rosso's... read more »

Renault Jolyon Palmer hailed his "overdue" maiden point in Formula 1 as he finished in 10th position at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Palmer came close to a top… read more »

Kevin Magnussen enjoyed one of his better Saturday's of the season as the Renault driver qualified fourteenth on the grid for the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Renault Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer described Malaysian Grand Prix qualifying as "pretty depressing" after he failed to make Q2 read more »

We have 56 laps tomorrow and our long run pace should prove to be advantageous. read more »

Valve problem caused Kevin Magnussen FP1 fire - Renault read more »

Kevin Magnussen says the addition of a Halo device could have made the fire that engulfed his Renault during Friday practice in Malaysia even more dangerous. Magnussen... read more »

After his car caught on fire during the first free practice session, Renault driver Kevin Magnussen was concerned that the Halo device been attached he wouldn't have had... read more »

Renault Technical Director Nick Chester has confirmed that a problem with the valve on a fuel breather pipe triggered Kevin Magnussen's dramatic fire during the… read more »

There was a problem with a valve on a fuel breather pipe on Kevin's car which meant that fuel escaped from the vent, causing a fire. read more »

New parts in Renault's Formula 1 fuel system were behind Kevin Magnussen's fire in first practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

It was a Mercedes 1-2 for the opening practice session of the Malaysian GP, a session that was disrupted by a pit lane fire from Renault Sport F1 Team. read more »

Renault have cited a fuel leak from a breather as the cause of the fire that kept Kevin Magnussen out of Friday's first practice at Sepang. read more »