Renault team boss Federeic Vasseur doubts 2017's regulation changes will lead to a wholesale reshuffle of the pecking order as some have predicted. Next year's cars... read more »

Ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, Renault team boss Fred Vasseur said that although their second points finish of the season in Singapore was positive, they are still not... read more »

Renault team principal Fred Vasseur praised Kevin Magnussen and the Renault team for getting into the points in the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday. read more »

After a disappointing couple of Grand Prix, Fred Vasseur believes the Marina Bay Street Circuit should suit Renault Sport better than other circuits. read more »

Renault boss Frederic Vasseur says much of the progress the team has made this year has not been visible externally but will play a big role in 2017. Renault has endured a... read more »

After the misery of Monza the streets of Singapore could offer some solace for Renault. read more »

Currently enduring a disappointing season, Renault team principal Frederic Vasseur has claimed that they have not given up and will continue to strive for the best results. read more »

Renault Team Principal Frederic Vasseur remains adamant that the team is making progress despite a difficult performance on-track in 2016. Renault returned… read more »

Fred Vasseur felt both Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer did the best job they could after a tough weekend at Monza. read more »

Jolyon Palmer is still in contention for a seat at Renault in 2017 despite not yet scoring any points this season, according to team principal Frederic Vasseur. read more »

Looking ahead to Monza, Renault also reflects on the Belgian Grand Prix with mixed feelings. read more »

Team Principal Fred Vasseur has seen encouraging signs that the team are improving but has conceded they could struggle in Monza. read more »

Frederic Vasseur was disappointed with the outcome of the Belgian Grand Prix after Jolyon Palmer finished P15 and Kevin Magnussen crashed out, but feels the team are still... read more »

The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2016 Belgian Grand Prix involving Christian Horner, Claire Williams, Monisha Kaltenborn, Eric... read more »

Eric Boullier, Claire Williams, Bob Fernley, Frederic Vasseur, Monisha Kaltenborn and Christian Horner faced the media in Belgium. read more »

Today's press conference with Eric Boullier, Robert Fernley, Christian Horner, Monisha Kaltenborn, Fred Vasseur and Claire Williams. read more »

Transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2016 Belgian Grand Prix TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Christian HORNER (Red Bull Racing), Claire WILLIAMS... read more »

Belgian Grand Prix Friday F1 press conference full transcript with Christian Horner, Claire Williams, Monisha Kaltenborn, Eric Boullier, Frederic Vasseur, Robert Fernley read more »

Fred Vasseur, Team Prinicapal of the Renault Sport F1 Team, is hoping to see improved performance from the RS16 at the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend read more »

Renault can deliver more performance over the second half of the 2016 season by focusing on the "smaller details", according to Team Principal Frederic… read more »

As Renault race to re-enter the points, team principal Fred Vasseur reckons it is the "smaller details" that they need to focus on. read more »

Before the shutdown we were on the tail of the midfield, this level of performance has to be our objective for Spa and beyond. read more »

Renault's 2017 Formula 1 challenger will be based on last year's model, as opposed to its current RS16 chassis, Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has… read more »

Renault s Frederic Vasseur has explained initial developments for its 2017 car have been based upon the Lotus-branded 2015 model read more »

Renault are using their 2015 car as the base for next year's challenger; that's according to team principal Frederic Vasseur. read more »