Posts Tagged ‘Renault F1’
Kubica happy to be fighting in front
Robert, you finished on the podium at Spa – talk us through your race… It was a really incredible race, but also a difficult race because of the changeable conditions and it was very easy to make mistakes. I think we had all weather conditions in the race: completely dry at the start, then slicks [...]
A typical Friday at the track
Friday at a Grand Prix is always a hectic time, even though the end-of-day press release usually just talks about a ‘normal Friday’. There’s a massive amount of work to shoehorn into just three hours of track time. Tyre compounds need evaluating, data needs collecting, and the drivers must find a good set-up direction for [...]
Renault F1 hopes to maintain pace
After a four-week summer break, including two weeks of factory closure, it’s hard to think of a better venue than Spa to get the F1 season back on track. This place really is the ‘daddy’ of Grand Prix circuits and, with classic corners such as Eau Rouge and Pouhon, it’s a challenge that all the [...]
Renault F1 announces SNORAS sponsorship
The Renault F1 Team today announced a significant new sponsorship agreement with Bank SNORAS, the Lithuanian retail bank. The ‘SNORAS logo will appear on the sidepods of the Renault F1 R30, beginning with this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. Renault F1 Team Chairman Gerard Lopez commented: “It is with great pleasure that we welcome [...]
Renault F1 partners with EFG International
The Renault F1 Team today announced a partnership with EFG International, a global private banking group, for the remaining races of the 2010 season. The logo of EFG Bank (a private banking subsidiary of EFG International) will appear on the sidepods of the Renault F1 R30, starting at this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps. [...]
Vitaly Petrov gears up for Rotterdam demo
The Renault F1 Roadshow heads to Rotterdam this weekend to take part in the Bavaria City Racing event on the streets of Dutch city. Vitaly Petrov will be on driving duty, stepping in to replace Ho-Pin Tung, who continues to recover from the back injury he sustained during the GP2 race at the Hungaroring last [...]
