The Renault driver holds a bittersweet outlook on his Australian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a water pump issue on his Renault car nearly made him vomit in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says a problem with his Renault car's water pump meant he nearly vomited during Formula 1's season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is disappointed that the McLaren F1 Team failed to make it into Q3, though admits it's still early in the McLaren-Renault partnership read more »

Renault will see their drivers line-up seventh and ninth for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, but Alan Permane feels there may have been more pace to come from the R.S.18s. read more »

Kevin Magnussen hopes Haas can maintain its current level of competitiveness after winning the midfield battle in qualifying in Melbourne. read more »

He beat his team-mate - just - and now Renault's Nico Hulkenberg is preparing for a busy curtain raising grand prix. read more »

We're happy with today's result but left wondering if better was possible after looking at our Q2 pace. read more »

Although Charlie Whiting is adamant Laurent Mekies's move to Ferrari is "less sensitive" than Marcin Budkowski's to Renault, he concedes the FIA need to put... read more »

With heavy rain forecast for Melbourne on Saturday, Carlos Sainz believes Renault could take advantage of an "interesting" race. read more »

Renault are in with a chance of scoring points, says Renault's Bob Bell ahead of the Australian Grand Prix read more »

The FIA is attempting to address concerns over its key staff leaving to join Formula 1 teams after Ferrari's signing of deputy race director Laurent Mekies prompted fresh... read more »

Fernando Alonso accepts there are no more excuses for McLaren F1 in 2018 following its switch away from Honda power units as it prepares to begin life with Renault in Australia... read more »

Max Verstappen fears Red Bull-Renault is still going to face a "painful" time on straights at the start of the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

Fernando Alonso has set his sights high up the leaderboard as he prepares for his first McLaren race with Renault power. read more »

The Renault power unit still looks "fragile" and will leave Red Bull feeling weaker than rivals Mercedes and Ferrari in the F1 2018 title race, this week's F1... read more »

Force India will face its biggest challenge in F1 as it bids to stay ahead of McLaren and Renault in 2018, according to Sergio Perez. read more »

The Spaniard begins his first full campaign with Renault with an eye on a fourth consecutive points finish at the Albert Park circuit. read more »

The German is ready to get the his second season with Renault underway after a long off-season. read more »

Renault's chief race engineer discusses the Albert Park street circuit, the host of the season opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr and Nico Hulkenberg do not expect any major leap forward from their Renault team until a development push in the middle of the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says he will have no problem taking engine grid penalty hits in 2018, if the sacrifice helps Renault to make long term progress read more »

Red Bull believes the Honda engine has the potential to be at Renault's level by the end of the 2018 Formula 1 season, heightening speculation over a '19 supplier switch read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne and Fernando Alonso head to Melbourne buoyed by the team's new relationship with Renault, hopeful for a competitive season for McLaren. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul says that consistency has increased within the Renault team ahead of the first race of the season. read more »