Formula 1 governing body the FIA has officially confirmed that the Renault, Lotus and Virgin team names will be altered for the 2012 Formula 1 season. However, contrary to... read more »

Renault has ruled out returning to F1 as a constructor, the French manufacturer instead concentrating its efforts on supplying engines and technology. read more »

Red Bull Racing and Infiniti's partnership has been increased with a multi-year agreement between the Austrian team and the luxury Japanese car manufacturer. read more »

Proton, owners of Lotus Cars which title sponsors the Renault outfit, has denied it is in talks to sell the niche manufacturer to Renault F1 co-owner, read more »

Group Lotus shareholder Proton has denied plans to sell a stake in the sportscar manufacturer to Renault team owner Gerard Lopez. read more »

French manufacturer Renault has thrown their full support behind plans to rename the Formula One team Lotus next season... read more »

Renault's plans to be renamed as Lotus next year have been giving the full backing of the French car manufacturer, as it will finally clear up confusion about the... read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery says that the tyre manufacturer and the teams need to work together to prevent limited runs in qualifying... read more »

The Renault Formula 1 team is poised to forge much closer ties with Group Lotus, AUTOSPORT has learned, with sources suggesting the outfit's owner Gerard Lopez is to take... read more »

Tony Fernandes, Team Principal of Lotus, has said that his outfit will continue to be powered by Renault Sport engines when the new regulations come into force from 2014. At... read more »

Renault team principal Eric Boullier has denied that his outfit could switch to Cosworth engines for 2013, as the French manufacturer looks to loosen its read more »

Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of it foundation, braking system manufacturer Brembo marked the occasion at Monza. read more »

Renault chief operating officer Carlos Tavares says that the engine manufacturer would not be opposed to supplying more teams on the grid. read more »

Renault COO Carlos Tavares says the manufacturer wouldn't be opposed to increasing its engine supply to more than four teams in the future. The French company read more »

Renault's F1 team made a substantial financial loss last season, prior to the manufacturer's withdrawal, and speculation about its future refuses to go away. read more »

Pirelli, Formula 1’s sole tyre manufacturer, is adopting a stricter stance in relation to changes in cambers from this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. Last... 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 »

Pirelli has confirmed that it is modifying its tyres for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The Milan-based manufacturer, which is about to enjoy its first... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed he was "very tempted" to buy Renault's team when the car manufacturer decided to scale back in 2009. read more »

Group Lotus has announced that legendary Formula 1 designer Gordon Murray has become an advisor for the company, joining the Lotus Advisory Council. The sports car manufacturer... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery reveals the tyre manufacturer is eagerly awaiting its first run out at Spa-Francorchamps... read more »

Pirelli boss Paul Hembery says the reintroduction of a qualifying tyre is something that would be considered if the teams agree, with the tyre manufacturer open to adapting... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembrey has denied claims that the tyre manufacturer has opted for compounds that will better suit Ferrari... read more »

Gilles Simon's move from the FIA to engine manufacturer PURE has worried the engine manufacturers in Formula One. read more »

Renault's engine chief Rob White has expressed concern over the recruitment of Gilles Simon from the FIA to new engine manufacturer P.U.R.E. Simon has previously worked read more »