Ran in their corporate yellow, black and white in the 1980s, before taking over Benetton and successfully merging yellow with the blue of Mild Seven. Less successful were the ING liveries of the late 2000s, before a gorgeous “classic” style 2010 livery and then the bizarre sight of the “Renaultus”. Returned in 2016 with some much more Renault-looking cars.
Posts About Renault
F1’s Greatest Liveries
2020 Liveries: The Verdict!
2019 Liveries: The Verdict!
Renault: The Fight Between Black And Yellow Continues
What to Expect in 2018
Fantasy 2018 Grid – by Daniel Crossman
Renault: Pretty Much How We’d Want A Renault To Look
Renault Give the Grid Some Colour
Renault Go Noir
Fantasy 2016 F1 Liveries Once Again Probably Better Than The Real Thing
The 10 Best Liveries Since F1 Colours Began
2011 Liveries: The Verdict!
Lotus Cars-sponsored Renault – the launch version
“Lotus” Renault Launch Livery
I know Lotus, and you, sir, are no Lotus
2010 Liveries : The Verdict!
Renault looks like a Renault; Sauber looks like a BMW
Is this the new Renault livery?
Lesser-Spotted F1 Liveries
2010 Livery Speculation
ByeNG
Renault launch the R29
The Top 25 F1 Liveries of All Time : #2
Renault stick with the Worst Livery Ever
Renault launch R27
Renault test R27 in interim livery
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- 2020 DP World
- 2019 Renault
- 2018 Renault
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- 2016 Renault
- 2011 Lotus
- 2010 Renault / Total
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- 2006 Mild Seven
- 2005 Mild Seven
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