Renault F1 Plans For A New Development Philosophy In 2019
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 19 Mar 2019 under Blog, Formula 1 Racing Team, News, Renault
Renault F1
Renault F1 believes they are starting to see gains from their power unit by evolving the same concept from last season. While Renault F1 accomplished its goal of finishing top of the midfield last year, there were several questions over the rate of their in-season development. This specifically refers to how Renault’s development efforts compare to their nearest rivals, Haas and Racing Point.
Hold On To Your Hats: Introducing The 2019 Renault F1 Car
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 26 Feb 2019 under Blog, Formula 1 Racing Team, News, Renault
The 2019 Renault F1 Car
At this point, it’s difficult to curb our enthusiasm as the 2019 Renault F1 Car (RS19) is revealed. Fans and racing pundits, hold on to your hats as Renault is more than ready to contend with the 2019 season.
Renault Sport Formula One Racing Team Is Raising The Bar
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 19 Dec 2018 under Blog, Formula 1 Racing Team, News, Renault
The Renault R.S. 18
There is no denying that Formula One racing is all about aerodynamics and engineering flair but it also requires skillful drivers pushing cars to 220 miles per hour. In recent years, computing prowess has become an integral part of Formula One. Without it, processing the sheer amount of data generated in building, testing and racing the high-speed cars is very costly and time-consuming.
The Advent of the F1 Turbo Craze & How Renault Started it All
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 16 Aug 2018 under Formula 1 Racing Team
Renault’s 1977 Formula 1 Debut – The Renault RS01
F1 fans, assemble! Today we take a little amble down memory lane to take a look at how Groupe Renault changed the face of Formula 1, seemingly on a whim, when they entered a single turbocharged V6 vehicle with Jean-Pierre Jabouille at the wheel in 1977.
Renault RS18 Unveiled in Lead-Up to 2018 Formula 1 Season
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 26 Feb 2018 under Formula 1 Racing Team
Renault RS18 Unveiled
Renault returned to the Formula 1 track in 2016 by re-entering the arena as a full constructor. Two years down the line the auto manufacturer has already managed to finish sixth in the 2017 constructors’ championship, and has now become the fifth Formula 1 team after Haas, Williams, Red Bull and Sauber to lift the veil on its new car ahead of the 2018 season.
The Renault F1 LEGO (no, we’re not kidding)
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 21 Dec 2017 under Formula 1 Racing Team
Renault/LEGO team up for a life-sized R.S.17 F1 racer
Scientists will tell you matter is constructed of atoms. But every child (and the brighter adults) will tell you pure joy is constructed almost entirely of LEGO. Even more so when it comes in the guise of Renault’s R.S.17 F1 racer.
A New Car for the New Season
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 01 Dec 2017 under Formula 1 Racing Team
With the 2017 season over, the Renault F1 Team looks ahead to 2018
2017 has been a year of many lessons for Renault’s Formula 1 Team. Going into the season Managing Director of the Renault Sport F1 Team, Frenchman Cyril Abiteboul had hoped that his team would take come in fifth. Thanks to a range of technical issues in Mexico the French F1 powerhouse failed to score any points.
Past, Present and Future: Forty Years in Formula 1
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 27 Jul 2017 under Formula 1 Racing Team
Renault Formula 1 – Forty Years of Racing Evolution
Held at the country estate of Lord and Lady March, the Goodwood Festival of Speed has been happening annually since 1993. Every year car enthusiasts and speed demons gather in West Sussex for a weekend of revving engines, intoxicating petrol fumes and a glimpse into the past, present and future of motoring.The Festival of Speed is an opportunity for automakers to display their finest for all to see. But the real highlight is the Hillclimb, where some of the vehicles get to show what they can do.
Renault Yellow Teapot… Here’s its Spout!
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 24 Jul 2017 under Formula 1 Racing Team
Renault celebrates its 40th anniversary of Formula 1 with the Yellow Teapot
Teapot…? Hang on, what? Yes, you read that right! Automotive giant, Renault, has released a commemorative teakettle: a charming little yellow receptacle, boasting respectable speed stripes, metallic accents and undeniable aerodynamics. Even at first glance, it is a teakettle built to pull some serious G’s (and maybe travel back in time to when there were biscuits). But why a teakettle? To understand this, we need to go back to 1977 and Renault’s first foray into the field of Formula One.
Renault’s F1 Season So Far
Posted by Group 1 Renault on 16 May 2017 under Formula 1 Racing Team
The Renault R.S.17 Formula 1 Car
After a bit of break, Renault returned to Formula 1 last year. While the French car giant didn’t have huge success in its first year back, the 2016 season allowed the team at Renault Sport the opportunity to go back to the drawing board and come back faster, stronger and with something to prove. With a rich history of Formula 1 racing, Renault has come back this year to take the F1 circuit head on. High speed, high octane and high drama have already been the orders of the day, and we’re only four races in!
