Formula One

Renault have confirmed they will supply engines to Toro Rosso from the start of the 2014 season.

Renault and Scuderia Toro Rosso today announced a long-term partnership that will see Renault Sport F1 supply Scuderia Toro Rosso with its power unit (turbocharged V6 engine and energy recovery systems) from 2014 onwards.

Renault has confirmed it will power Toro Rosso from 2014 onwards when the new engine regulations come into force

Renault have confirmed Toro Rosso will use their engines from next season while Red Bull will remain their "development partner".

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Toro Rosso will be powered by Renault engines from the 2014 Formula 1 season onwards, both parties announced at a press conference in Monaco on Sunday. The Faenza-based outfit is supplied by Ferrari under the current regulations, but will switch to the French manufacturer for the start of the new turbocharged V6 era.

Renault has confirmed it will supply Toro Rosso with Formula 1 engines next year

Mercedes is at the centre of a growing controversy ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix after it emerged the team had conducted a private 1000 kilometre tyre test at Barcelona after the last race