Renault News
| Pos | Team | Pts |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | 7 |
Mark Hughes assesses Renault's driver plans for 2017 and the importance of making the right impression at just the right time...
Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen face a potential shoot-out over the final seven races this year to claim a seat at Renault for 2017.
Renault's chances of landing their reputed targets are fading as the final pieces of the 2017 driver market fall into place.
Sky Sports have crunched the numbers and analysed the data behind who the fastest starting driver is in F1...
Renault are keen to announce their 2017 driver line-up this month and have several different options to consider.
Renault's Jolyon Palmer heavily criticised Felipe Nasr after the pair collied and retired in the early stages at Monza
Jolyon Palmer is still in contention for a seat at Renault next season, according to team principal Frederic Vasseur.
Kevin Magnussen has been passed fit to race in the Italian GP following his high-speed crash at Spa on Sunday.
Renault's Kevin Magnussen has escaped relatively unscathed from a huge crash in Sunday's Belgian GP.
Kevin Magnussen confident of 2017 Renault seat, believing the squad are looking for a "fast driver who can lead the team".
Esteban Ocon's performances next to Pascal Wehrlein at Manor will enable Renault to see just how good he is, says Cyril Abiteboul.
Many team principals have claimed they have the most talented Formula 1 driver at their disposal - but what do you think? Have your say!
Who have starred and who have struggled so far in 2016? Sky F1's Mark Hughes reviews all 22 drivers' form so far this season.
Jolyon Palmer insists he is not worried about Esteban Ocon replacing him at Renault in 2017 but his future in F1 remains unclear.
Renault Sport president Jerome Stoll has confirmed the F1 team are tweaking their management structure.
Renault's Jolyon Palmer says his first year in F1 remains "a dream come true" despite the team struggling at the wrong end of the grid.
Kevin Magnussen was ruled out of Canadian GP qualifying after crashing his Renault into the Turn Seven barriers in P3.
See how Jolyon Palmer, Kimi Raikkonen, Max Verstappen and the warring Sauber drivers all crashed out in Monaco.
Red Bull will continue to run Renault engines until 2018 after striking a new two-year deal with their long-time partner
Kevin Magnussen has admitted there can be no hiding place for Renault in comparisons with customers Red Bull.
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The schedule for 2016's final races
| # | Team | Pts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mercedes | 538 |
| 2 | Red Bull | 316 |
| 3 | Ferrari | 301 |
| 4 | Force India | 112 |
| 5 | Williams | 111 |
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