In 2023, Renault sold a 24 per cent stake in the Alpine F1 team to an investment group, further reducing its exposure in a deal that valued the operation at around $900 million.

Renault Group’s new chief executive, Francois Provost, has moved to reaffirm the French car maker’s commitment to Formula 1.

But while Renault’s road car line-up is now vastly more appealing than it was five years ago, De Meo’s handling of the Alpine F1 team – which was rebranded as such at his behest – has been ...

Renault’s newly appointed CEO, François Provost, has moved to silence the rumours regarding Alpine once and for all.

Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo announced a shock departure from his role at the Alpine Formula 1 team's parent company. On Sunday, Renault released a statement saying the 58-year-old Italian had ...

Alpine F1 interim team principal Flavio Briatore has opened up on the effects of a leadership change at parent company Renault. CEO Luca de Meo announced he was stepping down from his role after ...

This, eagle-eyed Formula 1 fans may note, is just "Crashgate" — the exact thing the Renault F1 team was found to have done in 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, a race where driver Nelson Piquet Jr ...