Renault Motorsport Data

Renault possesses a rich and multifaceted motorsport heritage, marked by success across a wide spectrum of racing disciplines. In Formula 1, the brand achieved pinnacle success as a constructor, securing back-to-back World Championships with Fernando Alonso in 2005 and 2006. However, its legacy as an engine supplier is even more profound. Renault power units propelled teams like Williams, Benetton, and Red Bull Racing to a remarkable total of 12 Constructors' titles, famously powering the championship-winning campaigns of legends such as Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel. Today, this F1 legacy continues under the banner of the Alpine F1 Team. Beyond the Grand Prix circuit, Renault's competitive spirit has thrived in rallying, where the iconic Alpine A110 clinched the inaugural World Rally Championship for manufacturers in 1973. The brand also conquered endurance racing with an overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1978. Its influence has extended to touring car championships and even the dawn of electric racing, where it dominated the early seasons of Formula E. Through its highly successful single-seater series like Formula Renault, the manufacturer has also been instrumental in nurturing generations of future champions, cementing its status as a foundational pillar of global motorsport.