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This Is an Alpine SUV Because Nothing Is Sacred Anymore

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Motor1

Formula 1 drivers who have competed for two teams in one season

Prior to Oliver Bearman, the last time a driver raced with two different teams in one year was when George Russell replaced Lewis Hamilton – who was suffering from COVID-19 – at the Sakhir GP after being drafted from his Williams seat.

Autosport

Toyota's portable hydrogen cartridges look like giant AA batteries – and could spell the end of lengthy EV charging

Toyota is showcasing the latest developments in its portable hydrogen cartridges, which could be used to power passenger vehilces and home appliances.

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The Dacia Bigster Is a Budget SUV Done Right

Dacia's biggest car ever ticks a lot of boxes and looks smart doing it.

Motor1

Szafnauer: Renault management cared about own careers more than Alpine F1 success

Ex-Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer has accused the team's Renault ownership of focusing on the longevity of their own careers rather than success in Formula 1.

Autosport

What we learned about Renault's F1 engine shutdown

Renault's decision to end its Formula 1 works engine project has been one of the biggest stories of the 2024 season.

Motorsport

Renault’s striking new Emblème concept car runs on hydrogen – could this signal a resurgence for the alternative fuel?

Renault takes the wraps off its latest concept car, which the company hopes will reduce lifetime CO2 emissions by 90%.

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Renault Made a Hydrogen Wagon With a Rechargeable Battery

The rear-wheel-drive Emblème is a hybrid but not the usual type.

Motor1

Carlos Ghosn Has to Return His Yacht (And $32 Million) to Nissan

A Virgin Islands court found Ghosn's 121-foot-long yacht improperly purchased and has ordered the former Nissan CEO to return it.

Motor1

Renault F1 engine: The history of its power units in Formula 1

Renault has finally confirmed that it will stop its F1 engine operation with the change coming into effect for the 2026 season and beyond.

Autosport

Viry staff hits out at Renault's F1 engine decision

Renault's plan to scrap its Formula 1 engine department has been met with disdain by some of the workforce at the Viry-Chatillon factory located just outside of Paris.

Motorsport

Renault faces staff backlash for ending F1 engine project

Renault's plan to scrap its Formula 1 engine department has been met with disdain by some of the workforce at the Viry-Chatillon factory located just outside of Paris.

Autosport

What does Renault’s axing of its engine project mean for F1? Our writers have their say

Following the announcement by Renault that it is ending its Formula 1 engine operations before the new rules era in 2026, the decision will have a huge impact on both its team and the wider grid.

Autosport

Renault to end F1 engine project with Alpine set for Mercedes switch in 2026

Renault will pull the plug on its Formula 1 engine operations ahead of the new rules era in 2026.

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Renault to end F1 engine project; Alpine set for Mercedes switch in 2026

Renault has confirmed that it is to pull the plug on its Formula 1 engine operations ahead of the new rules era in 2026.

InsideEVs

Electric Vehicles Had A Brief Resurgence In The 1960s

EVs are not as new as you may think, with the first ones dating back to an age when steam was powering the industrial revolution.

The Guardian - AU

Daniel Ricciardo departs as one of Formula One’s most endearing figures

The unabashed Australian with a penchant for shoeys was hugely popular but memories of his larrikin character should not overshadow his talent as a driver

AAP

Ricciardo's fate sealed in Baku crash, not Renault move

Daniel Ricciardo's move from Red Bull to Renault remained the great what-if of the back half of his Formula One career, but an earlier crash shaped his fate.

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The 10 defining moments of Daniel Ricciardo's F1 career

Formula 1 said goodbye to Daniel Ricciardo at last weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix, as it became increasingly clear that the RB driver was set to be replaced by Liam Lawson.

Autosport

Ben Hunt: Grid penalty looms for Lawson - but is it a blessing in disguise?

"Hi Liam, welcome to Formula 1. Oh, by the way, you've got a 10-place grid penalty for the sprint race due to an unscheduled engine swap."

Motorsport

Marko: Ricciardo lost 'killer instinct' after leaving Red Bull

Helmut Marko believes Daniel Ricciardo lost his "killer instinct" in the years away from Red Bull as he explained the Australian's RB exit.

Autosport

Marko: Ricciardo lost "killer instinct" after leaving Red Bull

Helmut Marko believes Daniel Ricciardo lost his "killer instinct" in the years away from Red Bull as he explained the Australian's RB exit.

Autosport

Alpine to continue to use Viry factory for WEC irrespective of F1 engine decision

Alpine’s factory effort in the World Endurance Championship will not be affected by any potential changes to its Formula 1 engine programme.

InsideEVs

These 12 EVs Were Driven Until They Died. A Polestar Surprised The Most

The group EV range test brought together 11 new EVs and one high-mileage Tesla Model S, which is still up to today’s range standards.

Autosport

Is Daniel Ricciardo's time in F1 up? Our writers have their say

His demeanour at the end of the Singapore GP - not to mention the rumours linking Liam Lawson with his seat - left F1 media in little doubt that the Marina Bay event could be Daniel Ricciardo's final race.

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