Renault Sport

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Renault Sport Technologies (commonly known as Renault Sport, Renaultsport or RST) is the France motorsport division of Renault. Renault's Formula One team, Renault F1, is not part of Renault Sport. Renault Sport was responsible for Renault's sports car racing entries during the 1970s, including their win at the 1978 24 Hours of Le Mans race with the Renault Alpine A442.

  • Manufacturer of limited edition sports models (with Alpine) e.g. the Mégane Renault Sport and Renaultsport Clio 197.
  • Competitor in motorsport events (excluding Formula One), e.g.
    • Rally and track cars
    • Organisation of single-model vehicle championships
  • Renault Merchandising - For the sale of Renault sport related merchandise.
  • Equal shareholder in SMA; an aircraft engine manufacturer, an alliance of RST, EADS and SAFRAN.

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