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A statement from Renault F1 Team President Patrick Faure concerning Fernando Alonso's departure at the end of the 2006 season. "The Renault F1 Team and Fernando Alonso have enjoyed historic successes together since he joined the team in 2002. I ...

A statement from Renault F1 Team President Patrick Faure concerning Fernando Alonso's departure at the end of the 2006 season.

"The Renault F1 Team and Fernando Alonso have enjoyed historic successes together since he joined the team in 2002. I was disappointed to learn of Fernando's decision but, by the end of 2006, he will have spent five seasons with Renault. Fresh challenges are essential for any sportsman, and he has taken the decision to pursue a new direction in his career. That is part of Formula 1, and part of life."

"Our priority at the moment is 2006. We aim to maintain our level of performance in next year with an aggressive technical programme and competitive approach. The teams at Viry and Enstone proved this year that they can do the job, and every member of the team is working 100% to produce a package that will allow both Fernando and Giancarlo Fisichella to defend the team's position as world champions. Our aim will be to win again in 2006."

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