Kevin Magnussen has stated he will not go begging for his seat at the Renault Sport F1 Team but will do the best he can do on track to secure his future read more »

Renault expects to see the progress made at the last two races materialise into a step forward at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. Renault sits... read more »

Renault's Kevin Magnussen says he's not about to beg for a second season with the team, though he will continue to do his best to prove his worth. read more »

Kevin Magnussen is confident he will be retained by Renault for 2017 and believes the squad are looking for a "fast driver who can lead the team". read more »

Kevin Magnussen will not go begging for a second season with Renault, despite the difficulties it has encountered on its return to Formula 1 read more »

Kevin Magnussen is itching to get back into the F1 action after a long summer break, and is hopeful that the Renault Sport F1 Team can achieve a stronger result this weekend in Spa read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer are adamant that they are up to the challenge of racing at Spa, and maybe even scoring a point or two. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer look ahead to this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix as the season resumes. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has reiterated his desire to stay on at Renault in 2017, saying he has been encouraged by what he has seen in the factory. read more »

Renault confirm they are not writing off the chances for their 2016 driver line-up of Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer for the 2017 Formula 1 season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer will learn their fates in a few weeks as Renault are hoping to announce their 2017 driver line-up in early September. read more »

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Frederic Vasseur expects Renault will announce its 2017 line-up in early September and says the drivers it chooses must be "capable of leading a team". Renault looks... read more »

Frederic Vasseur offers tentative support to Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer as Renault begins deliberations over its 2017 F1 driver line-up read more »

Despite reports linking other drivers to their race-seats, Cyril Abiteboul is adamant Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer are not out of the running for a 2017 Renault drive. read more »

Kevin Magnussen is still motivated to succeed with Renault especially with the new regulations being enforced in 2017. read more »

With Renault struggling to close in on the points, Kevin Magnussen says he is using this year to better prepare himself for a more competitive 2017 season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he has been performing 'miracles' in the Renault RS.16 despite only cracking the top ten on one occasion this year. read more »

Although Cyril Abiteboul is not ruling out retaining Kevin Magnussen or Jolyon Palmer for next season, he says Renault are wanting a "charismatic" leader for the team. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he is using this season to prepare himself for the future prospect of fighting at the front of the Formula One grid. Renault has endured a tricky... read more »

Kevin Magnussen admitted remaining on the pre-planned two stop strategy was the wrong decision at the Hockenheimring, feeling three stops would have been the better option. read more »

Kevin Magnussen was disappointed to miss out on Q2 by just 0.080 seconds on Saturday, but feels Renault's race pace should mean a better afternoon on Sunday. read more »

Kevin Magnussen is happy with the progress made by Renault Sport Formula 1 Team on the opening day of practice for the German Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer head to Hockenheim hoping to enter the summer break on a high note... read more »

Renault team boss Frederic Vasseur says the team is very happy with the "solid" job being done by Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen but will not rush into deciding... read more »