Now Renault has effectively confirmed its Formula 1 engine programme will close after 2025, our writers reflect on the move and the status of the ailing manufacturer
BővebbenSmart or embarrassing? Our verdict on Renault’s F1 engine axing
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Renault to stop F1 engine programme ahead of Mercedes switch
Renault has signalled its F1 engine programme will conclude at the end of 2025 – ahead of Alpine’s expected move to customer Mercedes power from 2026
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Red Bull chief announces REPLACEMENT following key departure
BővebbenIt wouldn’t have made sense to promote Colapinto earlier – Vowles
Williams team principal James Vowles doubts that the team’s line-up would have been strengthened by introducing Franco Colapinto earlier in the season, despite the Argentinian’s strong …
BővebbenRenault to cease work on F1 engine plans as Alpine prepares for customer switch
Alpine has announced that Renault will cease work on developing an engine for the 2026 Formula 1 regulations amid the expectation it will revert to a customer team. Renault has supplied Alpine with engines since the Anglo-French outfit’s return to F1 as a works entrant in 2016, but it has been unable to compete with […]
BővebbenBREAKING: Renault finally reach decision over F1 engine programme
Renault has finally reached a decision on its works engine programme at Viry
BővebbenStrategic Collaboration on the Horizon: Williams Engages in Talks with Sauber/Audi for F1 Talent Franco Colapinto Loan
Williams has revealed that it is in negotiations with Sauber over a two-season loan arrangement which would enable Franco Colapinto to remain in Formula 1 in 2025.
BővebbenRevving up the Excitement: Argentina Eyes Return to Formula 1 Racing
The Argentine government is hoping for a return to F1 given a surge in popularity after Franco Colapinto’s debut.
BővebbenThe Legendary Sir Jackie Stewart Unveils the Thrilling World of Formula 1
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BővebbenMohammed Ben Sulayem attacks lack of recognition for FIA in F1
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has launched a scathing attack on its lack of recognition as Formula 1 continues to sustain unprecedented popularity.
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