Every race engineer in F1 2026 Race engineers are the indispensable link between Formula 1 drivers on track and the team in the garage. Who is supporting the drivers from the pit wall this year? Motorsport · Mar 22
Eight shock Formula 1 team principal changes As Autosport understands Adrian Newey is set forgo his team principal duties to focus on technical matters at Aston Martin, and Jonathan Wheatley will replace him after departing Audi, let’s have a look at previous unexpected team principal moves in F1 history Autosport · Mar 21
Bradley Lord: Who is Mercedes' new F1 deputy team principal? Lord has been named as Mercedes' deputy team principal in F1, but how did he get there? Motorsport · Mar 20
Audi to launch new ‘efficient, compact and confident’ electric A2 model The new model, which will be fully revealed later this year, is set to follow the same groundbreaking methods as before The Independent UK · Mar 17
Forget Tesla’s Optimus: Renault’s Robot Is Already Doing Backbreaking Work Renault is deploying 350 humanoid robots at its Douai EV factory in France. InsideEVs · Mar 17
870 Miles Without Refueling? Renault Bets On Range-Extending EVs Renault’s ally Nissan has been selling range extenders for a decade, but the French brand has so far steered clear of using combustion engines as generators to charge the battery. However, that’s about to change. It’s working on a new platform intended for compact and midsize models, engineered primarily as… Motor1 · Mar 16
Fernando Alonso: ‘10 years ago, I looked crazy criticising Honda…’ As Alonso finds himself in a similar situation to his McLaren-Honda era at Aston Martin, he’s taking this new hardship in philosophical fashion Motorsport · Mar 13
Counting the cost of F1's controversial new engine formula Coming to near 50% electrification was supposed to make F1 more attractive to manufacturers. But with Renault gone, Honda in crisis and the drivers in revolt, has it been worth it? Autosport · Mar 11
Renault Bets On Next-Gen EVs And EREVs For Its Future The French automaker is already doing great in the European EV market. But it wants more. InsideEVs · Mar 10
Renault's R-Space Lab Has A Built-In Alcohol Detector The Renault R-Space Lab is a concept vehicle that the automaker is using to explore new approaches to interior design and how a vehicle can be used. The project was developed within the company’s internal innovation platform, Garage Futurama, which looks at vehicle concepts for the period starting around 2030. Motor1 · Mar 10
The Renault Bridger Shows It's Still Hip To Be Square The Renault Group is grabbing all the automotive headlines today with its “futuREady” agenda, signaling the arrival of 36 models by 2030. We’ve already seen the new Dacia Striker lifted wagon, but the main brand also has something to show. Meet Bridger, a refreshingly boxy crossover bound to compete in… Motor1 · Mar 10
Alpine accelerates EV future with new tech for all-electric A110 French F1 team confirms next-generation sports car and a new Alpine Performance Platform as part of Renault Group growth plans The Independent UK · Mar 10
Dacia plots bargain electric future with four EVs and new Striker crossover Budget-focused brand outlines its strategy to 2030, promising affordable electric cars, more hybrid models and a bigger push into the family-sized C-segment The Independent UK · Mar 10
Renault Bridger and R-Space Lab concepts lead new futurREady strategy Renault CEO plots global growth with 26 models and major electrification push by 2030 The Independent UK · Mar 10
Motor1 · Mar 10 The Dacia Striker Is A No-Nonsense Lifted Wagon Introduced today, Renault’s “futuREady” plan calls for 36 new models launching by 2030. Many will carry the company’s diamond logo, while others will be performance vehicles for the Alpine sub-brand. Dacia won’t be ignored either, as new models are on the horizon, kicking off with the Striker. This is the…
The Independent UK · Mar 6 Pensioner with Alzheimer’s convicted over unpaid bill in car insurance mishap The 91-year-old man, who can no longer drive, was taken to court by the DVLA over an unpaid bill on his Renault Megane
Motorsport · Mar 5 Top 10 most dramatic F1 season openers The start of a F1 new season always brings excitement and anticipation. New cars, fresh driver line-ups and – sometimes – revised regulations mean there’s the chance of the unexpected
Sports Illustrated · Mar 4 Cadillac Is Going Full Speed Ahead to Shake Up F1 After fast approval to join the grid, the newest team debuts this week. And the U.S.-based brand wants to keep the expedited timeline going.
Autosport · Mar 3 Plato completes his Mercedes BTCC line-up Veteran Morgan joins Rowbottom, as series legend Plato gears up for new team’s first season
The Guardian - UK · Mar 3 Inside Cadillac’s F1 journey: ‘Our Silverstone shakedown was a miracle’ Formula One’s newest team liken their effort to the Apollo moon landings and join the grid with the aim of becoming a championship-winning force
The Independent UK · Mar 3 Inside F1’s newest team and their £1.2bn question ahead of debut season NEW F1 SEASON: Formula 1 has its first new team in a decade. With two experienced drivers, 600 people recruited and a $20m Super Bowl advert, Kieran Jackson assesses Cadillac’s prospects for the new season and beyond
Motor1 · Mar 2 Nissan CEO Doesn't Rule Out Company Sale: 'Anything Can Happen In This Crazy World' Being the CEO of a major automotive player may sound like a dream job to some, but that title comes with responsibilities most of us would struggle to handle. It’s particularly challenging to run a car company in dire straits, such as Nissan. Ivan Espinosa rose to the challenge when…
The Guardian - UK · Feb 28 Formula One to revise controversial rule at centre of Mercedes engine row The FIA and rival engine manufacturers have reached a compromise to tackle the controversy surrounding Mercedes that had threatened to overshadow next week’s start of the season in Australia
Motor1 · Feb 27 This Forgotten Renault Concept Nailed The Retro Revival Back in the 1990s, a retro wave swept through the auto industry, injecting a heavy dose of nostalgia with cars like the Nissan Figaro and the Volkswagen New Beetle. Owned by BMW at the time, the now-defunct Rover Group was also cooking up a modern take on a classic icon…
Motor1 · Feb 26 One In Five New Cars Sold In Europe Last Month Didn't Have An Engine The European Union is backing away from a ban on combustion engines, but that doesn’t mean the electric surge is slowing down. Although automakers will still be allowed to sell ICE-powered vehicles after 2035, they might not have to, assuming EV adoption continues at the same pace. In January, one…