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F1: Renault ends F1 engine programme

As widely expected, Renault has announced that it is to end the production of F1 engines, leaving Alpine to partner with Mercedes. The French manufacturer which has powered the likes of Williams, Benetton and Red Bull to title success is to withdraw at the end of 2025 ahead of the rules overhaul in 2026. 'Formula 1 activities at Viry, excluding the development of a new engine, will continue until the end of the 2025 season,' said Renault in a statement. 'Following the consultation process and dialogue with the employee representatives at Viry-Chatillon, Alpine has decided to establish an F1 monitoring unit,' it added 'This unit will aim to maintain employees' knowledge and skills in this...
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