Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says that proteges Pascal Wehrlein and Esteban Ocon securing Formula 1 roles on merit is a boost for the sport. Reigning DTM champion Wehrlein, 21, has... read more »

Renault recruit Kevin Magnussen said the events that transpired during his tenure at McLaren in late 2014 had a positive effect on his character. read more »

Last week, Kevin Magnussen's return to Formula 1 was confirmed, with the Dane securing a seat at the works Renault team. In this photo feature, GPUpdate.net… read more »

Kevin Magnussen reveals that he had no help from former F1 team McLaren in acquiring his 2016 race seat at Renault. read more »

Renault has paid tribute to the outgoing Pastor Maldonado and thanked him for his service to the Enstone operation across the past two years. Maldonado competed for Lotus in... read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer have expressed their sympathy for Pastor Maldonado after he was dropped by Renault... read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he did not receive any help from McLaren in securing his race seat with Formula 1 rival Renault read more »

Renault's Racing Director Frederic Vasseur has backed Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer to rise to the challenges facing the works team... read more »

Jolyon Palmer was not concerned he might lose his Renault race drive in the same way Pastor Maldonado did over the winter. Palmer will partner Kevin Magnussen at Renault this... read more »

Renault Racing Director Frederic Vasseur believes new recruit Kevin Magnussen has the ability to win races and titles with the outfit. Vasseur has spent two decades at the helm... read more »

Renault Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul says the manufacturer has 'realistic' expectations as it prepares to return to Formula 1 as a full works team in 2016.... read more »

Though it opened the door for his F1 return, Renault's Kevin Magnussen admits he does feel sympathy for the axed Pastor Maldonado. read more »

Renault's Racing Director, Frederic Vasseur, has backed Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer to live up to the expectations of racing for a works team during the… read more »

Renault new recruit Kevin Magnussen has admitted that his Formula 1 career would most likely have been over had he not been offered a spot at the French team this season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has spoken of his relief at being able to secure a return to the F1 grid in 2016 with the Renault Sport Formula 1 team. read more »

The Renault Sport Formula 1 Team has been launched for 2016, with Kevin Magnussen confirmed as Jolyon Palmer's team-mate. read more »

Renault has launched a new racing academy to help support and develop young talent, backing Oliver Rowland, Jack Aitken, Louis Deletraz and Kevin Joerg read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he's playing catch-up but is confident he has the support from Renault to be completely prepared for 2016 read more »

To go from being made redundant on his birthday to securing a seat with a manufacturer committed to achieving long-term Formula 1 success in the space of less than four months... read more »

New Renault signing Kevin Magnussen says his Formula 1 career would have been over if he had not secured a race seat for this season read more »

Renault drivers Jolyon Palmer and new boy Kevin Magnussen look ahead to the coming season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says he "can't believe" that he will be racing for Renault in 2016 after concluding a last-minute deal with the French manufacturer. Pastor… read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes he returns to F1 with a point to prove after being officially confirmed as a driver for Renault's new works team in 2016. read more »

Former McLaren racer Kevin Magnussen was confirmed as one of the three drivers who would represent the Renault Sport Formula 1 team, during a launch in Paris on Wednesday. read more »

As expected, Kevin Magnussen will return to F1 in 2016 alongside Jolyon Palmer as part of the relaunched Renault Sport F1 Racing team. read more »