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Daniel Ricciardo reckons he will “annoy” his new Renault Formula 1 team by giving the engineers and designers “plenty of work to do” with his feedback of its 2019 car. 

Cyril Abiteboul insists it is just a matter of time before Renault secures the “technical breakthrough” it needs to reach its former levels of success in Formula 1. 

Renault Formula 1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul insists his outfit is not getting fixated on setting specific targets for 2019, but is instead aiming to continue its “trajectory of progression”. 

Daniel Ricciardo feels he will be “a more mature person” in Formula 1 this year as a result of his challenging 2018 campaign with Red Bull.

Renault has revealed its new Formula 1 car, the R.S.19, ahead of the 2019 season.  The French manufacturer became the fourth team to pull the covers off its 2019 challenger at its Enstone headquarters, following on from the launches of Haas, Toro Rosso and Williams. 

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed his frustrations at missing out on a potential move to either Mercedes or Ferrari for the 2019 Formula 1 season. 

Daniel Ricciardo has made his maiden appearance as a Renault Formula 1 driver ahead of his first season with the team in 2019.

The combination of an increased fuel allowance plus a more conservative tyre selection will lead to a lot of one-stop races in Formula 1 this year, according to Renault technical chief Marcin Budkowski.

Renault doubts Formula 1’s new aerodynamic regulations will make a “significant change” to the quality of racing in the 2019 season. 

Max Fewtrell believes the surge of young drivers being promoted to Formula 1 shows him that reaching the highest tier of single-seater racing is not just "some crazy dream”. 

Renault has outlined its ambitions of returning to its former glory days in Formula 1 and is steadily putting together all the necessary pieces to pull it off. 

Nico Hulkenberg is relishing a “great opportunity” to show his calibre against new teammate Daniel Ricciardo, according to Renault chief Marcin Budkowski.

Renault says the early signs from its all-new Formula 1 engine look “very promising” ahead of the 2019 season. 

Carlos Sainz Jr believes he will thrive in his new surroundings at McLaren with clarity and control over his Formula 1 future. 

Renault remains optimistic the 2019 Formula 1 regulation tweaks could provide it an opportunity to shake-up the pecking order despite the sizeable gap it needs to bridge this winter.

Max Fewtrell says the “awesome” thought of landing a future Formula 1 drive with Renault keeps him motivated to succeed in 2019.

Jean-Dominique Senard has been selected as the new chairman of Groupe Renault with Thierry Bollore appointed Chief Executive Officer in a revised senior management structure following the resignation of Carlos Ghosn.

Renault believes the fact Red Bull did not allow Daniel Ricciardo to test with his new Formula 1 team in Abu Dhabi shows “people are afraid of us”.

Carlos Ghosn has resigned as chairman and chief executive of Renault, according to French finance minister Bruno Le Maire.

2018 GP3 Series champion Anthoine Hubert will step up to the FIA Formula 2 Championship this year with BWT Arden, as well as becoming a fully-fledged member of Renault's young driver academy.

Max Fewtrell will once again be a part of Renault's Formula 1 junior programme roster when he steps up to the new FIA Formula 3 series in 2019. 

Christian Lundgaard will move into the new FIA Formula 3 Championship for the 2019 season after signing for ART Grand Prix.

Guanyu Zhou has been named as a member of the Renault Sport Academy for 2019, following his departure from Ferrari’s own Formula 1 junior programme.

Jerome Stoll will continue to head up the Renault Sport racing programme following the unexpected departure of Thierry Koskas from the French manufacturer’s Formula 1 project.