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1899
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Victory of brothers Mr. Louis Renault and Mr.
Marcel Renault in Paris -Trouville race,
Paris - Ostende race and
Paris - Ranbouillet race.
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1900
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In "Paris
- Bordeaux" race and "Paris
--Toulouse -- Paris"
race, Louis
and Marcel Renault reached first positions in these
races.
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1901
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Victory in Grand Prix de Pau, "Paris --
Bordeaux" race and "Paris -- Berlin"
race as well as victory in race held for 1 km with fixed
start ( 1´21" minutes)
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1902
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Marcel Renault wan in race called "Paris -- Vienna".
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1903
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Renault model won in Denver, Brighton Beach:
victory of fighter race as well as victory of race hold
for 10
and 15 miles.
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1904
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Victory of Bernin on Grand Prix held for 1 miles
to hill (12-19%) in Eagle
Rock, New York for 1´20" min.
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1905
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In race called "100 miles on Cube",
Renault vehicle finished its race on the 2nd.
position
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2nd. position of 14CV
model in "Tablat hill" race, which was
organized by Algerian car club.
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1906
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Crew Szisz-Marteau with 90CV model won in 1st.
Grand Prix of French ACF car club.
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1907
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Renault vehicle with 4-cylinder engine of 12 986
cm3 cubature won in historically first Grand Prix of
French car club (AFC).
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Victory of Maurice Bernina and
Paul Lacroixe in "24
hrs. in Morris Park" race.
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1908
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Victory of Maurice Bernin on 100 miles race hold
at Florida, U.S.A.,
with hour average speed 130 km/h.
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1909
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Louis Raffalovich won the "24 hrs in New York " race with model 35CV
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1925
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Repusseau won in the "Rallye
Monte Carlo" race with Renault 40CV on 24.1.
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1930
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Cars of Nervastella manned first three positions
in the "Rallye Maroco" with average speed over
120km/h.
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1934
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Renault won in race Lutych -- Øome - Lutych.
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1935
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Model Nervasport with crew Lahaye - Quatresous
won in group of 170 participiants in the "Rallye
Monte Carlo" race and in
"Lutych --
Rome -- Lutych" race.
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1948
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Renault 4CV won in "Alps Rallye" race.
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1949
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Rosier won with 4CV model, 750 cm3 in the "Rallye
Monte Carlo" race.
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1950
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3 Renault 4CV occupied in lead of its category by
their average speed 96,433km/h
in the "24 hrs in Le Mans"
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- Renault 4CV with crew Rédélé-Ponds
won in the "Liege-Øome-Liege"
race.
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1951
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Renault 4CV won in its category in
the "Rallye Monte Carlo" race and also
in the "24 hrs. in
Le Mans" race
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Renault sport division was
established by the leadership of Mr. Francoise Landon.
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1952
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Renault 4 CV won in race called a "1 000 mil",
in the "Alps Rallye" race and in a "Lutych
-- Øome -- Lutych" race.
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Jean Rédélé (who became owner
and constructor of Alpine company later) won with 4 CV
model in Italian "Mille Miglia" race. He
repeated his triumph also in 1953 as well as in 1954.
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1953
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Renault 4CV won the "Rallye Monte Carlo",
where occupied first four positions in its category.
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Crew Condrier - Daniel on Renault
4CV model won in a "Tour De France" for cars.
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1954
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Renault 4CV won in the "1 000 miles" race, in the "Alps
criteria" race, in the "Tour
De France" race for cars and finally in the "Lutych -- Rome -- Lutych" race.
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1955
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Renault 4CV model won in the "Tour de France" for cars.
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1956
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Renault Dauphine model won in the "1 000 miles" race, in the "Around
the Corsica" race and in the "Brescia
-- Rome- Brescia" race.
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1957
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Renault Dauphine occupied first four positions in
the "1 000 miles"
race, first two positions in the "Lutych
-- Rome -- Lutych" race and first position in Tour
Auto.
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1958
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Dauphine model with crew Mainesse-Feret won in
the "Rallye Monte
Carlo" race.
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Dauphine finished its race in the
"Around the Corsica" on the first position.
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Dauphine models with crews Guichet
- Quilin and Condrillier - Foulgoc won in category of
touring cars with 1 000 cm3 cubature.
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1959
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1st. and 2nd. position for
Dauphine model in touring cars category of all dimensions
in the "Lutych -- Rome -- Lutych" race.
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Victory in "Tour
de France" for cars and in the"Around
the Corsica".
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1962
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Triple victory for Dauphine models in the "Around
the Corsica" race.
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1963
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Model with Renault mechanics won in an "Energetic
complex" competition, held during
the "24 hrs. in Le Mans" race.
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1964
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Legendary model Renault 8 Gordini with crew
Vinalier - Masson won race the "Around
the Corsica", where 4 Gordini's reached Finish and
from eight of cars, which finally finished that race.
These 4 Gordini´s were starting in group of 79 cars.
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1965
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Renault Alpine model won in Rallye Championship
of France.
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Renault 8 model reached 1st.
position at the "Around
the Corsica" race, a " Mistral
Rallye " and a "Zaragoza
Rallye".
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1966
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Victory of Alpine Renault in the "Energetic complex" competition , held on the "24
hrs. in Le Mans" race.
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Renault 8 is on the 1st.
position on the "Around
the Corsica" race.
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"Coupe
Gordini" championship has been established to help
discover a new talented drivers (Renault 8 Gordini). Later,
this championship was renamed to Renault
12 Gordini, Renault 5 Championship, Clio
Championship and Mégane
Championship.
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1967
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Alpine model won at a " Nürburgring's 500 km"
race.
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1968
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Alpine Renault won the "24 hrs. in Le Mans" race for two times: efficiency and energetic
index.
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1969
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Renault 8 won the "Rallye
Monte Carlo" race and a "Snow
and Ice Criteria" race
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1970
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Alpine models reached the very first three
positions in a "Rallye
des Routes du Nord" race.
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1971
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Renault Alpine A110 reached the very first three
positions in the "Rallye Monte Carlo".
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Formule Renault team has been
established.
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1972
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Alpine Renault became winner of France Rallye
Championship.
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1973
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Renault Alpine won World Rally Championship.
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Renault Alpine occupied first
three positions on the "Rallye
Monte Carlo" race.
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1974
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Renault Alpine -- European championship in
category 2.0l (7 races, 7 winnings)
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1975
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Renault Sport section has been established.
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1976
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Jean-Pierre Jabouille became European champion in
Formule 2 with Elf- Renault model.
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1977
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For the second time, 2.0. litre V6 Renault-Gordini-Elf
engine driven by Rene Arnoux became European champion in
Formula 2.
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Renault Alpine A310 model won the
France Rallye Championship.
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Pioneer Renault-Elf RS 01 turbo
model started its sporty career on Grand Prix of England.
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1978
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Renault Alpine A443 V6 Turbo driven by Pironi -
Jaussaud won in the "24hrs.
in Le Mans" race.
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Renault 5 Alpine won Group 2 of
the "Rallye Monte Carlo" race.
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1979
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J. P. Jabouille won first Grand Prix with Renault
Turbo RS 10 model in Grand prix of France, which was held
on Dijon´s circuit.
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1980
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Three victories for Renault in F1.
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Victory on the France Rallye
Championship.
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1981
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Ragnotti and Andrie won in the "49th Rallye Monte Carlo" with Renault 5 Turbo car
model.
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Alain Prost got three victories in
F1 World Championship in Grand Prix of France, Grand Prix
of Netherlands and Grand Prix of Italy.
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1982
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Jean Ragnotti won the "Around
the Corsica" race with car Renault 5 Turbo.
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Claude and Bernard Marreau's wan
"Rallye Paris -- Dakar" race with Renault 20 Turbo 4x4 wheels
model.
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Historically first occupy of first
two positions on Grand Prix of France
- 1. Arnoux, 2. Prost.
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1983
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Alain Prost became F1 World champion with
Renault.
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1984
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Renault 5 Turbo became winner of France Rallye
Championship.
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1985
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Renault 5 Maxi Turbo model won the "Around the Corsica" race.
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Jean Ragnoti, who drove Renault 5
Maxi Turbo model, became winner of car´s "Tour
de France" race.
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Renault has finished its F1 team
and became a supplier
of engines for Lotus team and Ligier team.
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Lotus-Renault team won in Grand
Prix of San Marino, Grand Prix of Portugal
and Grand Prix of Belgium.
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1986
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Lotus-Renault team became winner of Grand Prix of
Portugal
and Grand Prix of Detroit , U.S.A.
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1987
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Victory of Renault 5 Maxi 4x4 wheels model on
France Rallye championship.
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Renault 5 Turbo model driven by
Eric Comas won Grand Prix of France in "Superproduction"
class.
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Renault won Portugal Rallye
Championship.
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Renault resigned from F1 World
Championship.
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Renault 11 Turbo model is in the
head of France Championship of mass-production cars.
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1988
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2.0. litre Renault 21 Turbo in terrain version
won France championship in "Superproduction" class.
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Renault came back to F1 together
with Williams, which supplies engines.
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1989
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Williams-Renault car of Thierry Boutsen became
winner of Grand Prix of Canada and Grand Prix of Australia.
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Williams-Renault became je
vicemistrem of F1 world Championship of designers.
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1990
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Williams-Renault won at Grand Prix San Marino a
Grand Prix of Hungary.
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Renault 5 GT Turbo model became
World Championship winner and Champion of France in N
group.
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1991
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Williams-Renault won in seven Grand Prix
and become a winner of World Championship of
designers.
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Renault Clio won in Francie
Championship, this time in Women Rallye.
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1992
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Williams-Renault became winner of World
championship of F1 designers and Nigel Mansell became
winner of World championship of pilots.
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Renault Clio 16S model won the
France Rallye Championship.
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1993
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For the second time, Williams-Renault became the
F1 World champions of designers
with its ten victories and Alain Prost became World
F1 Champion.
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Renault became champion of the
France Rally Championship.
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1994
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Ayrton Senna died in cabin of his
Williams-Renault on 1st.May 1994.
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For the third time,
Williams-Renault became winner of World championship of F1
designers.
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Ragnotti occupied first position
in its category in Monte Carlo (Clio Williams).
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1995
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Renault engines won sixteen of championships from
seventeen F1 World Championships of designers. For the
fourth time, Williams-Renault team became F1 World
designer Champion. Michael Schumacher won F1 World
champion as a pilot.
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Four Renault pilots occupied first
four positions.
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1996
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For the fifth time, Williams-Renault became
winner of the F1 World Championships of designers. Also
Damon Hill won F1 World Championship for the first
time. Four Renault pilots reached again the first four
positions in F1 World Championship.
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Renault announced to finish the F1
career for the end of year 1997.
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1997
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Williams-Renault got sixth title of the
F1 World Designer Championship and became one of
the most successful F1 designers. Jacque Villeneuve became
World champion in F1.
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1999
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Off-road model of Schlesser design with Renault
engine won famous "Dakar" race and interrupted
supremacy of Mitsubishi cars after a long time.
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2000
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Jean Louis Schlesser repeated his Dakar's
victory, this time on race held from Dakar to Cairo.
Kangoo 4x4 with V6 engine did not unfortunately reach the
end of race.
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