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RaceFans > Essential F1 information > F1 Teams > Renault > Renault F1 drivers

Renault F1 drivers

Here is a complete list of drivers who raced for the Renault team in the F1 world championship.

1977

Jean-Pierre Jabouille

1978

Jean-Pierre Jabouille

1979

Jean-Pierre Jabouille
Rene Arnoux

1980

Jean-Pierre Jabouille
Rene Arnoux

1981

Rene Arnoux
Alain Prost

1982

Rene Arnoux
Alain Prost

1983

Alain Prost
Eddie Cheever

1984

Patrick Tambay
Derek Warwick
Philippe Streiff

1985

Patrick Tambay
Derek Warwick
Francois Hesnault

2002

Jarno Trulli
Jenson Button

2003

Jarno Trulli
Fernando Alonso

2004

Jarno Trulli
Fernando Alonso
Jacques Villeneuve

2005

Fernando Alonso
Giancarlo Fisichella

2006

Fernando Alonso
Giancarlo Fisichella

2007

Giancarlo Fisichella
Heikki Kovalainen

2008

Fernando Alonso
Nelson Piquet Jnr

2009

Fernando Alonso
Nelson Piquet Jnr
Romain Grosjean

2010

Robert Kubica
Vitaly Petrov

2011

Vitaly Petrov
Nick Heidfeld
Bruno Senna

2016

Kevin Magnussen
Jolyon Palmer

2017

Jolyon Palmer
Nico Hulkenberg
Carlos Sainz Jnr

2018

Nico Hulkenberg
Carlos Sainz Jnr

2019

Nico Hulkenberg
Daniel Ricciardo

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