The previous record of 208 had been set by Ferrari. Renault has competed in F1 since 1977 with involvement spanning the V6 turbo, V10 and V8 engine eras. To date Renault-powered cars have won 160 ...

Renault has sold its shares in the Renault Formula 1 team after agreeing a sponsorship deal with Group Lotus, meaning it’ll be known as Lotus Renault GP next season. But Team Lotus will continue ...

The financial group would likely retain the Renault name for the team, while Prodrive would probably run under its own banner. If Prodrive wins out, Renault would remain only as an F1 engine supplier.