Flavio Briatore: The ego who landed... with a crash
Flavio Briatore, the son of two primary school teachers from northern Italy, started out as a ski instructor in the Maritime Alps, which exposed him to the rarefied air of the wealthy elite. It would also provide excellent training for the slippery slopes he would negotiate so adroitly until 16 September 2009, when his Formula One team announced that: "The ING Renault F1 Team... wishes to state that its managing director, Flavio Briatore, and its executive director of engineering, Pat Symonds, have left the team."
Renault agrees deal to keep team on track
Renault are staying in Formula One after agreeing yesterday to sell a "large stake" in the team to a private investment firm to keep the cars on the grid next year. 
Renault sell team but stay in F1
Renault will continue in Formula 1 next year after a deal is reached to sell its team to a private investor.
12/16/09
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Deal struck to keep Renault in F1
Renault will continue in Formula 1 next year after a deal is reached to secure the team's future.
12/10/09
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Renault defers F1 exit decision
Renault will decide by the end of the year whether or not it is staying in Formula 1 after a troubled 2009 season.
11/05/09
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Renault set timetable for F1 future
French carmaker Renault will decide by the end of the year whether to stay in Formula One after a race-fixing scandal that has badly damaged the team's reputation.
11/05/09
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Renault considers Formula 1 exit
Renault will consider pulling out of Formula 1 at an emergency board meeting in Paris on Wednesday.
11/04/09
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Renault wait on F1 race fix fate
The future of the Renault Formula 1 team will be decided by the sport's governing body at a hearing in Paris on Monday.
09/21/09
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Renault says it will stay in Formula One
Renault is staying in Formula One racing after agreeing Wednesday to sell a “large stake” in the team to a private investment firm to keep the cars on the grid in 2010
Renault staying in Formula One
Renault is staying in Formula One racing after agreeing Wednesday to sell a "large stake" in the team to a private investment firm to keep the cars on the grid in 2010. 
Renault admits fixing Singapore GP
• Renault will not dispute allegations of deliberate crash• Team remains committed to Formula One until 2012Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds have stepped down from their...
09/16/09
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Renault rage at McLaren wing design
• Renault's Bob Bell accuses McLaren of 'starting new arms race'• Rivals angry after car gains FIA approvalRenault have accused McLaren of driving "a cart horse through the...
03/12/10
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Kubica considers Renault future
• Polish driver wants to know new owner's intentions• Felipe Massa has neck pain in two-day test sessionRobert Kubica is considering his future at Renault after the...
12/16/09
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Fernando Alonso win delights Ferrari
• Spaniard leads Felipe Massa in team 1-2 on debut• Sebastian Vettel loses out to exhaust problemA sweeping one-two victory for the Ferraris of Fernando Alonso and Felipe...
03/14/10
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Kubica joins Renault, replacing...
Robert Kubica will drive for the Renault Formula One team in 2010, replacing Ferrari-bound Fernando Alonso and partner Romain Grosjean of France.
10/07/09
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Prodrive quiet, Renault board set to...
Following rival bidder Gerard Lopez's comments on Wednesday, David Richards' Prodrive company has refused to be drawn on its link with a buyout of the Renault team...
Renault says it will stay in Formula One
Renault is staying in Formula One racing after agreeing Wednesday to sell a “large stake” in the team to a private investment firm to keep the cars on the grid in 2010
Renault secure Formula One future
Renault have confirmed their intention to remain in Formula One for the foreseeable future.
Lopez confirms Renault interest
Leading European entrepreneur Gerard Lopez confirms he is interested in buying Renault's Formula 1 team.
12/09/09
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Di Grassi eyes debut with Renault or...
Lucas di Grassi has confirmed reports linking him with a seat with the new Manor/Virgin team next year, but says staying at Renault is also a possibility...
12/07/09
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Ecclestone confident Renault will...
Bernie Ecclestone has played down reports that Renault is set to withdraw from Formula One...
Renault debate Formula One future
Renault are understood to be again debating their future in Formula One.
12/03/09
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Driver choice hints at Renault team sale
A Swiss specialist publication has identified a link between Renault's surprising driver choice for this week's Jerez test, and a potential buyer for the Enstone-based team...
12/01/09
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Driver choice hints at Renault team sale
Dec.1 (GM) A Swiss specialist publication has identified a link between Renault's surprising driver choice for this week's Jerez test, and a potential buyer for the...
12/01/09
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Mercedes eyes Renault's Kubica
Robert Kubica will be free to sign with another team unless Renault guarantees his seat in the coming weeks, according to a report on Friday in Spain's Diario AS...
11/27/09
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Renault suffer twin sponsor blow
Sponsors ING and Mutua Madrilena withdraw their backing of Renault's F1 team with immediate effect.
09/24/09
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