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The race weekend occurred following a backdrop of controversy: FIA president Max Mosley had been exposed by a UK tabloid sting in the week leading up to the event, and some teams were calling on him to step down.

“I really love this track,” says Franck Montagny of the Jerez circuit in southern Spain. “I remember my chief engineer in Renault’s test team was always saying ‘if there was a championship of 15 races in Jerez, you are world champion every year’.”

At the recently concluded Geneva International Motor Show, Renault showcased an array of new mobility devices for use on both water and dry land.

The Clio crossover has a snazzy new look and bigger screens.

F1 has long been raged with a debate over who the greatest driver in history is and that is something which will continue to happen for as long as the series exists.  

Renault's Ampere division is developing an electric Twingo to meet growing demand for eco-friendly urban mobility.

Sanchez joined McLaren from Ferrari in January among a series of hires to augment the team's engineering staff, but it became apparent that his duties as the technical director in charge of concept and performance were "not aligned" to those discussed previously. Team principal Andrea Stella will thus assume Sanchez's duties…

Top Gear takes the new Volvo EX30 for a spin to see how it compares with other $45,000 compact electric crossovers.

After all the expectations surrounding the new Ferrari F2002, Michael Schumacher and his team demonstrated that their decision to debut the new car at the Brazilian Grand Prix was right, with the German taking a moral victory, beating the tough opposition from the Williams drivers. As usual, the story was…

Many of the world's major automotive manufacturers are concerned about the threat of cheaper Chinese EVs. We explore how they are reacting and whether it's enough.

Wallpaper* talks to Renault’s Laurens van den Acker and Gilles Vidal about how they shaped the eagerly awaited Renault 5 E-Tech