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Renault considers Formula One future after Toyotaa s exit
Formula One was plunged into fresh chaos last night when it emerged that Renault had held emergency talks on Wednesday over joining Toyota in exiting the sport.
Alonso ends 'amazing' Renault F1 career on subdued note
Fernando Alonso bade an emotional farewell to Renault F1 in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the weekend - albeit not in the manner he would have liked... Fernando Alonso may have ended his time at Renault F1 on a distinctly low-key note with a 14th-place finish in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the weekend, but the double world ...
Alonso pays his first visit to Maranello
Fernando Alonso paid his first visit to Ferrari's Maranello factory on Friday as the Spaniard gears up for his first season with the Italian marque.
Toyota to pull out of Formula One , Renault may follow
Its raining pullouts after the last round desert race at Abu Dhabi. It seems the 2009 formula one season might very well be the last season of many teams.
Renault comes to decision on F1 future
Renault will remain in F1 in 2010, the Enstone-based outfit's managing director Jean-FranA ois Caubet has hinted - following the emergency board meeting convened in Paris yesterday Renault has reportedly reached the decision to remain in F1, following the emergency board meeting called by the struggling French manufacturer yesterday to discuss its ...
Ferrari furious with Formula One's rulers as Renault prepare to exit
Ferrari claimed on Wednesday night that Formula One's rulers were waging war on the manufacturers as Renault prepared to join Toyota in quitting the sport.
"Renault have had a very difficult season. Their car has not been competitive and, in the Singapore race-fixing scandal, they have been engulfed in one of the biggest cheating scandals in motor racing, if not all of sport.
F1: Losing Renault seat would be 'stupid' - Grosjean
Romain Grosjean believes it would be "stupid" if his Formula One career is ended after a mere 7 grands prix.
Alonso unconcerned by Ferrari malaise
Fernando Alonso has admitted that he is pleased that Ferrari is focusing on the 2010 F1 campaign, even if it means that late-season results do not show well for the Scuderia.
F1: Sutil, Buemi, not signed up for 2010 yet
Two drivers thought secure with their current teams in Formula One have revealed they are technically still on the market for 2010.
Abu Dhabi Results: The end of a season
By all rights the finish of the 2009 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix mirrored the 2009 championship.
Motorsport: Heidfeld's emotional F1 exit
Nick Heidfeld was overcome by emotion as he drove the final laps of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to close out BMW's time in Formula One.
Some KLF now as we continue the countdown to the last race of the season. I want to meet the BBC's music person.
Fans bid farewell to F1 season
AS THIS year's Formula One season comes to an end, fans can say farewell some familiar sights.
Fernando Alonso has prepared to draw a line under second stint at Renault by describing the R29 as the "worst car" in Formula One.
Abu Dhabi GP - " Friday press conference - " Pt.1
Team principals Bob Bell , Mario Theissen , Christian Horner and Ross Brawn appear in the official FIA press conference on Friday in Abu Dhabi Team principals: Bob Bell , Mario Theissen , Christian Horner and Ross Brawn Press conference: Q: A question to you all.
Heikki Kovalainen warns of favouritism towards Lewis Hamilton at McLaren
Heikki Kovalainen has a issued a warning for whoever takes his seat at McLaren next season to get used to being an afterthought to Lewis Hamilton.
Hamilton takes pole for Abu Dhabi GP
Hamilton was trailing the Red Bull drivers entering his last lap, but then circled the new Yas Marina circuit in 1 minute, 40.948 seconds to beat Sebastian Vettel by more than six-tenths of a second.
Ayrton Senna's nephew Bruno to drive for Formula One newcomers Campos Meta
Bruno Senna, nephew of three-time world champion Ayrton Senna, will drive next year for Formula One newcomer Campos, the team has announced.
Team bosses keen to retain British GP
A trio of team principals have hit back at Bernie Ecclestone's remark that Formula One does not need a British Grand Prix.
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