As the teams turn their attention from the Australian Grand Prix to the Bahrain Grand Prix, Renault drivers Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer has remained positive despite not... read more »

Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen say they feel Renault has a positive platform from which to progress from despite failing to crack the points read more »

Renault chiefs are confident that the manufacturer will be able to score points soon after narrowly missing out upon its return to Formula 1 as a full works… read more »

Renault's Jolyon Palmer hailed his team for an 'incredible' job, despite failing to score points at the Australian Grand Prix. Palmer qualified in 14th place at... read more »

Jolyon Palmer just missed out on points in Australia, but felt his Renault team can be proud of its efforts during the weekend at Albert Park. read more »

Kevin Magnussen feels Renault have a good car to develop after finishing P12 despite having lost a lap early due to a puncture in Australia. read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer confessed he was frustrated to narrowly miss out on a top 10 finish as he made his Formula 1 debut at the Australian Grand… read more »

Jolyon Palmer led Kevin Magnussen across the line to finish just shy of the points. read more »

Jolyon Palmer: 11th place in Australia the maximum for Renault read more »

Kevin Magnussen admitted his surprise that both he and Renault team-mate Jolyon Palmer made it out of Q1 in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday. read more »

Rookie driver Jolyon Palmer qualified P14 in Australia and admitted he did not expect to be any higher on the grid for Renault on Saturday. read more »

Renault have dismissed suggestions of a lack of engine development after it emerged that the company has only used 7 of its 32 available development tokens. The team's... read more »

Magnussen didn't expect Renault to make it through to Q2 read more »

Will Jolyon or K-Mag be on top at Renault? Who will retire from the most races? Will Fernando or Jenson score more points? Who will win the World Championship? What will F1... read more »

Renault drivers Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen expressed surprise at progressing through to the second knockout segment during qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix.... read more »

Renault driver Kevin Magnussen says the returning manufacturer did not expect to make it through to the second knockout session of qualifying at the Australian… read more »

Although Renault spent the fewest tokens of all four engine manufacturers, Cyril Abiteboul is confident they were spent wisely... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul says Renault has made a big step in power unit performance over the winter despite spending fewer engine development tokens than its rivals. The engine token... read more »

Jolyon Palmer has completed his first practice sessions at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix for the Renault Sport F1 team. read more »

Jolyon Palmer enjoys completing a full day of F1 action for the first time as he gears up for his race debut with Renault in Australia read more »

Renault's Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul says the outfit has changed its approach to power unit development, taking the focus away from the importance of the… read more »

Renault's Kevin Magnussen expresses his delight at officially restarting his F1 career in free practice for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Given the weather conditions we concentrated on shaking down the chassis and procedural matters rather than performance. read more »

Ferrari have spent the most tokens developing their engine over the winter, and Renault the fewest, ahead of this weekend's season-opening Australian GP. read more »

Ferrari was most liberal with its engine development over the winter, spending 23 of its 32 tokens; Renault used just nine. read more »