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Audi F1 stance made clear as Renault pull plug on F1 2026 engine project
Despite taking on the "huge" task of building an F1 engine, Audi will not pull the plug on their 2026 engine project.
Will Norris or Verstappen face penalties before end of season?
F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions, including whether grid penalties could affect the championship battle.
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Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo Defends Decision To End F1 Engine Programme
Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo has explained why Renault's F1 engine programme will end in 2025. The Italian also states ...
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Au revoir: Renault closes its Formula 1 engine program
This is a historic, sad, and long-expected moment: Renault is to end its Formula 1 engine program after almost half a century ...
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Unlike Experts, Alpine Engineer Refuses to Blame the Renault Engine for the Team’s Poor Performance
Alpine engineer anonymously explains the cause of their poor performance after Renault's decision to stop making engines ...
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How corporate mismanagement has killed off Renault in F1
The irony of the debacle is Renault pushed for the introduction of the power units, even stating that its future involvement ...
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The 10 Most Ridiculous French Concept Cars We Wish Made Production
the 3.5-liter V10 that powered Renault's F1 car at the time. 386 hp reached all four wheels ... Power came from a 2.8-liter turbo V6, similar to that of the automaker's Group C race car of the time. A ...
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Alpine boss Oliver Oakes sends ‘cruel’ message to Renault staff after ending F1 engine division
Groupe Renault has pulled the plug on its Formula 1 engine division, but Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes has offered no ...