Renault has repeatedly denied a local media report that it is seeking to replace its current partner Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) in Mahindra-Renault, the joint venture that sells the Logan car in India.
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With the confirmation of the moves of Fernando Alonso to Ferrari and Robert Kubica to Renault, the dominos are falling into place. Let's take a look at the grid for next year's F1 season.
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Now that Fernando Alonso has been confirmed at Ferrari for next season, the dominos start falling into place. Robert Kubica leaves BMW-Sauber to join the ranks of Renault.
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As expected, the confirmation of Fernando Alonso's move to Ferrari turned the key to kick-starting the 2010 driver market.
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Renault, a 25% shareholder in Avtovaz, is ready to invest in the ailing auto giant, Russia's deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov said on Tuesday though the French automaker said the additional investment might not be in cash.
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Renault, a 25% shareholder in Avtovaz, is ready to invest in the ailing auto giant, Russia's deputy prime minister Igor Shuvalov said on Tuesday.
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VANCOUVER,- The Renault-Nissan Alliance, the Province of British Columbia, the City of Vancouver and BC Hydro announced today a partnership that will see British Columbia become the initial launch point for Nissan's Canadian zero-emission transportation program.
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First registrations of vehicles with the Estonian roads administration traffic registry totalled 1,959 cars in September, of which 812 were new.
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Nelson Piquet Jr looks set to turn to the world of American NASCAR racing to revive his disgraced motor racing career. The 23-year-old Brazilian, fired by Renault for underperformance earlier this season and then embroiled in the crash-gate race-fixing scandal, has travelled to the US this weekend, according to Brazil's Globo television.
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The hottest rumour at the Suzuka circuit on Saturday is that McLaren is contemplating splitting completely with Mercedes at the end of the season. Meanwhile, Robert Kubica on Saturday appeared to express concerns about moving to the Renault or Toyota teams in 2010. "I would not like to be in the same situation I'm in with BMW-Sauber -- that in the middle of the season the company is announcing it's retiring from formula one.
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Renault will name the Ferrari-bound Fernando Alonso's replacement for the 2010 season "next week", the French team announced at Suzuka on Thursday.
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Nissan has completed its four-year programme called Shift-Mercosur begun in 2006 which included six new model launches. In that time it began importing the Murano crossover from Japan; the Tiida hatch and the new Sentra saloon from Mexico (thanks to a free trade deal with that country); and started local production of the new Frontier pick-up (dropping the XTerra and the old Frontier) and the Livina and Grand Livina minivans at alliance partner Renault's plant in the state of Paraná.
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Lewis Hamilton stayed up front from start to finish Sunday night, in Singapore, and redeemed himself from two weeks ago, when he crashed in the last lap of the race. Hamilton won in front of Timo Glock's Toyota and Fernando Alonso's Renault. Both Glock and Alonso's results is expected to raise the moral of their troops as they both register a season's best.
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As the speculation steadily becomes fact, Renault's new managing director Jean-Francois Caubet on Sunday all but confirmed that the 27-year-old Spaniard is now set to depart the French team.
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Although blacklisted by many in the pitlane, Nelson Piquet Jr will find another drive in formula one, according to the sport's chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. The 23-year-old Brazilian was sacked by former Renault boss Flavio Briatore earlier this year, and he then blew the whistle on what became known as crash-gate, having admitted to crashing on purpose in Singapore last year.
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As Renault assesses the damage to its image and counts the fleeing sponsors, Briton David Richards has entered the frame as the crash-gate scandal rolls on.
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Renault's title sponsor ING and Mutua Madrilena cancelled on Thursday their sponsorship on the French team "with immediate effect".
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Renault wants to stay in F1 motor racing and continue to make an important contribution to the sport, the company has told the FIA, motorsports' controlling body.
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Avtovaz, which is 25% owned by Renault, will cut up to 27,600 jobs, about on-third of its workforce, to help it reach "effective and profitable production."
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Contrary to speculation and his offer to "help" Renault, quadruple world champion Alain Prost was on Wednesday not named the French team's new formula one boss.
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