The names Team Lotus, Renault and Virgin Racing will disappear from the F1 scene next year and be replaced by Caterham, Lotus and Marussia. read more »

The Airtel Indian GP was more than just another "new frontier" F1 race: this was a game-changer. The Indians embraced F1; they loved F1 - and the potential, now, is... read more »

Renault has appointed stalwart Paul Seaby as its new team manager, following the recent departure of John Wickham. read more »

The F1 commission approves changes for 2012 which will see Team Lotus, Lotus Renault GP and Virgin Racing run under different titles for the new F1 season read more »

Team Lotus and Renault finally resolve their naming row by adopting new names for the 2012 season. read more »

Nov.3 (GMM) Formula one is likely to tweak the safety car rules for the 2012 season. The team bosses got together in India last weekend to discuss forcing lapped drivers to... read more »

Nov.3 (GMM) Renault is open to supplying one more team in formula one. That is the claim of Carlos Tavares, who became the French carmaker's new chief operating officer... read more »

Romain Grosjean feels '100 per cent' more ready to grab his latest opportunity with Renault in Formula 1, than he did when he stepped up to a race seat with the team... read more »

Vitaly Petrov and Bruno Senna insists they are not worried after Renault opted to put Romain Grosjean in the car for the final two GP Fridays... read more »

Vitaly Petrov and Bruno Senna insist they aren't worried by the announcement that Romain Grosjean will take part in Friday practice in both Abu Dhabi and Brazil read more »

Formula 1 chiefs will decide on the name changes for the Team Lotus, Renault and Virgin Racing teams in Geneva today at a lengthy meeting that will also rule on the 2012... read more »

Next season Lotus Renault will add a new simulator facility, which tech director James Allison says is "vital" to their bid to climb the ranks... read more »

Nov.2 (GMM) Renault is edging towards signing Romain Grosjean to complete its 2012 driver lineup alongside Vitaly Petrov, according to reports. The Enstone based team has... read more »

Renault's Vitaly Petrov will make history later this year after he signed up for the Race of Champions in Dusseldorf... read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier admits they will only find out "in the coming weeks" whether or not Robert Kubica will return to Formula One next year... read more »

Renault race drivers Vitaly Petrov and Bruno Senna insist Romain Grosjean's scheduled appearances at the final two Friday morning practice sessions of the season adds no... read more »

Renault is still unsure whether Robert Kubica will be able to return to Formula One next season and says a driver decision is still likely to be several weeks away read more »

Renault remains in the dark about whether or not Robert Kubica will make a Formula 1 comeback next year - as it says it is still awaiting news on when the Polish driver will be... read more »

Eric Boullier, Team Principal of Renault, believes F1 should alternate more races both to boost the heath of the sport and allow more countries and circuits to enjoy places on... read more »

World Champions Red Bull have officially announced that Jean-Éric Vergne will be testing for the team at next month’s Young Driver test session in Abu... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel looks set to cruise to a third consecutive world championship in 2012, according to Flavio Briatore. The former Renault boss said the dominance... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) F1's class of 2012 will take some more shape at the F1 Commission meeting this week in Geneva. It was already known that Team Lotus, set to be Caterham next... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has been confirmed as the first Russian to take part in the Race of Champions. The Renault driver will be in action as this year’s event takes place at... read more »

Renault chairman Carlos Ghosn is confident his company can help Williams to "re-position" themselves in Formula One... read more »

Lotus Renault team principal Eric Boullier was left wondering 'what if' after both Vitaly Petrov and Bruno Senna failed to score points in India. read more »