The Renault V10 is a high-performance racing engine developed by the French automotive manufacturer Renault. It was primarily used in Formula One during the late 1980s and early 1990s. This engine is notable for its compact design and powerful output, which contributed to the success of several teams, including Williams and Lotus. The V10 configuration features ten cylinders arranged in a V-shape, allowing for a balance of power and weight. It was known for its distinctive sound and high-revving capabilities, making it a favorite among fans and engineers alike. The Renault V10 played a significant role in the evolution of modern racing engines.