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And now it’s been announced the F1 operation will take on that name – as well as a new colour scheme, with the French national colours of red, white and blue replacing the yellow and black of Renault. The Alpine brand is renowned throughout motorsport, with the marque taking victories in the Le Mans 24 Hours and in rallying.

Mar 01, 2021 · Why Did Renault F1 Change Its Name To Become Alpine Racing Team? Published 03/01/2021, 1:07 PM EST ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – DECEMBER 04: Esteban Ocon of France driving the Renault Sport Formula One Team RS19 during day two of F1 End of Season Testing in Abu Dhabi at Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

1.3.2021 · All the chassis produced will bear the name Alpine. Though the power units will continue with the iterations, Renault E-TECH hybrid engines. CEO Luca de Meo is excited by this new venture –. “Alpine is a beautiful brand, powerful and vibrant, that brings a smile to the faces of its followers. By introducing Alpine, a symbol of French ...

Sep 06, 2020 · Renault has signed Fernando Alonso to return to the sport in 2021-22. Renault will rename its Formula 1 team after its Alpine brand for the 2021 season.

Renault's plans to be renamed as Lotus next year have been given the full backing of the French car manufacturer, as it will finally clear up confusion about the involvement of its former parent...

Renault are here to stay in Formula 1, but they will race on under a new name – and in new colours – from 2021 after the French manufacturer announced they ...

6.9.2020 · @Groupe_Renault It was already on its way, but from next year Renault will no longer be part of the F1 field in name. From 2021 onwards, the Renault F1 Team will go through as the AlpineF1 Team, while emphasising the fact that they do use Renault engines. We are proud to announce that #AlpineF1Team enters #Formula1 !

Renault will rename its Formula 1 team after its Alpine brand for the 2021 season.

6.9.2020 · The company is aiming to promote it as the performance end of its road-car range. Renault's F1 car will be known as an Alpine, and will change to a new blue-orientated colour scheme with hints of...

In 2011, Lotus Cars came on board as a sponsor, and the team's name changed to Lotus Renault GP, though still racing as just "Renault" for that season. By 2012, ...

Groupe Renault confirms its name change to 'Alpine F1 Team' from 2021 season as the French manufacturer pushes its brand.

Renault to rebrand as Alpine F1 Team in 2021. Renault are here to stay in Formula 1, but they will race on under a new name – and in new colours – from 2021 after the French manufacturer announced they will re-brand to become the Alpine F1 Team. After announcing the return of two-time world champion Fernando Alonso for 2021 in July, Renault committed to F1 until at least 2025 last month by agreeing to the new Concorde Agreement.

Sep 06, 2020 · Renault to change their name to Alpine! It was already on its way, but from next year Renault will no longer be part of the F1 field in name. From 2021 onwards, the Renault F1 Team will go through as the AlpineF1 Team, while emphasising the fact that they do use Renault engines.

Sep 06, 2020 · Renault will rebrand themselves for the 2021 season as Alpine F1 Team, leaving behind the iconic yellow livery and the famous French name, although the anufacturer is not moving away from Formula...

Although a new name to F1, Alpine have made racing and sports cars since the 1950s and - after being bought by Renault in 1973 - have worked ...

Explaining why the Renault Formula 1 team went through a name change to become the Alpine Racing Team ahead of the 2021 F1 season.

6.9.2020 · Renault will rebrand themselves for the 2021 season as Alpine F1 Team, leaving behind the iconic yellow livery and the famous French name, although the anufacturer is not moving away from Formula...

Renault will rebrand themselves for the 2021 season as Alpine F1 Team, leaving behind the iconic yellow livery and the famous French name, ...

2.5.2021 · The black colour is a tribute to the A500 F1 prototype from 1975. Now, as we have it, the chassis is being produced by the Enstone-based team and christened as Alpine, but the Renault name will remain as the Renault E-TECH hybrid engine provided, developed in Viry-Chatillon. There are also talks of Renault providing engines to Alfa Romeo in the ...