There's rumours flying around at the minute that Renault might be out of F1, but will leave its Alpine F1 team still in the sport. Simple reason: The new regulations for 2026 might be too expensive for them to want to commit.

But this is something that happens a lot with Renault: They're in, then they go away, then a couple of years later they come back, then they go away. But while Renault has had tremendous success supplying others like Red Bull, Williams and Benetton, winning titles galore with the first two, with their own team they've won just two titles. Two. And their last win was three years ago.

So then, let's look at how successful Renault's engines have been since they arrived in 1977.

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