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Renault will continue its very proud and long-standing history in Formula 1 into a new decade, our sixth consecutive in the sport. 2020 is also an important transition year for the Renault F1 team.

Team aim to recapture the positive momentum from first three years since returning to Formula 1 while preparing for next season, which will represent a new cycle in F1.

Initial construction phase is concluded, so Renault engineers are more determined than ever to be ready to attack and take advantage of the 2021 technical changes.

2020 season is also the last year under the current agreements that govern Formula 1’s commercial rights. The new agreements and rules, already in advanced negotiation, should represent a new opportunity for Renault Sport Racing and for Renault to take part in a more balanced, competitive sport.

Teams across Enstone and Viry are ready to challenge once more for fourth in the Constructors’ Championship this year, plus ensure the coming era is anticipated successfully for both the team and Renault brand.

Jérôme Stoll, President of Renault Sport Racing: "For more than 115 years, motorsport has constituted an integral element of Renault’s DNA. In Formula One, Renault has started close to 700 races and clinched 11 Drivers’ titles, 12 Constructors’ crowns and 177 grand prix victories."

"In 2016, spurred on by this illustrious track record and eager to reaffirm its commitment to the sport, Renault launched an all-new entity encompassing all of the brand’s motorsport activities, Renault Sport Racing, and another to manage the development and sale of the Renault Sport Cars portfolio."

"The key objectives were to promote the company’s passion for motorsport to a wider audience while maximising the technological synergies between racing and rally and its road-going sports models.