Sep.10 (GMM) Bruno Senna had an expensive day at Monza on Friday. The Renault driver, at the start of only his second grand prix of the season, first received a EUR 3,200... read more »

Bruno Senna, 10th: "I am satisfied with my performance because this was only my second qualifying session this year, and it was definitely a close shave read more »

GP PR: Italian GP: Qualifying notes - Renault read more »

Renault decided not to run Bruno Senna in the final session of qualifying because he had already put mileage on all his sets of soft tyres for the race read more »

Italy Saturday quotes: Renault read more »

Red Bull Racing and Renault Sport F1 are pleased to confirm the extension of their successful partnership for a further five years. The new fuel efficient 1.6L V6-turbo power... read more »

Renault's Eric Boullier, Ferrari's Stefano Demenicali, Tim Goss of McLaren and Sauber's Peter Sauber attended Friday's FIA press conference... read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Giorgio ASCANELLI (Toro Rosso), Eric BOULLIER (Renault), Stefano DOMENICALI (Ferrari), Tim GOSS (McLaren), Peter SAUBER (Sauber) PRESS... read more »

Bruno Senna, 10th: "Today was a lot more straightforward than on the Friday in Spa, and I managed many more laps, which is absolutely crucial read more »

GP PR: Italian GP: Practice notes - Renault read more »

Bruno Senna is confident he is making more progress with every mile he spends in the Renault cockpit, but reckons there is a lot of time to be found from the car at this... read more »

Renault have used up the first of their four allowed curfew exceptions in Monza after they worked late on Thursday evening preparing the R31 for read more »

Renault driver Robert Kubica is to try driving next month for the first time since suffering serious injuries in a crash in February read more »

Italy Friday quotes: Renault read more »

Renault used up the first of its four allowed curfew exceptions on Thursday night at Monza. read more »

Red Bull and Renault Sport F1 have announced an extended engine deal which will see the current championship leaders powered by Renault engines until 2016. Building read more »

Red Bull will use Renault engines for the next five years after signing a new contract. read more »

Sep.8 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel will be feeling relaxed as he races towards his second world championship. That is the claim of Fernando Alonso, who in 2006 secured his second... read more »

Sep.8 (GMM) Cosworth's F1 boss Mark Gallagher is leaving the engine maker. He joined the Northampton marque when it returned to formula one last year, having amassed... read more »

Red Bull Racing has extended its deal with Renault for a further five years, it was announced today. read more »

Red Bull Racing and Renault Sport F1 have confirmed the extension of their partnership for a further five years. read more »

Red Bull has extended its engine supply deal with Renault Sport for another five years and is set to work hand-in-hand with the manufacturer on the new 1.6-litre V6 turbo... read more »

Red Bull Racing and Renault have extended their engine partnership for a further five years, the team announced on Friday... read more »

World Champions Red Bull Racing have confirmed that they will be powered by Renault engines for at least five more Formula 1 seasons, with a fresh deal having been struck... read more »

Red Bull Racing and Renault have extended their engine partnership for a further five years, it was announced on on Friday. read more »