Haas boss Guenther Steiner said the incident which saw his team's driver Romain Grosjean crash out of FP2 in Sepang "shouldn't happen" on a modern-day race... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has said the loose drain cover which caused Romain Grosjean to crash is an incident that should not happen on "any circuit" in 2017. read more »

Romain Grosjean walked away unscathed from a heavy and alarming crash caused by a loose drain cover in second practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Grosjean spun off the... read more »

Haas' Romain Grosjean has said he was caught completely by surprise as a loose drain cover shredded his rear tyre and sent him flying into the wall. read more »

Sebastian Vettel tops a shortened second practice in Malaysia after a loose drain cover causes a huge crash for Romain Grosjean. read more »

Grosjean unhurt following massive crash due to loose drain cover as Vettel heads Ferrari 1-2 and Mercedes falters. read more »

Sebastian Vettel beat Ferrari Formula 1 team-mate Kimi Raikkonen to the fastest time before second Malaysian Grand Prix practice was curtailed by a crash caused by a dislodged... read more »

Robert Kubica's chances of completing a remarkable comeback to Formula One appear to be fizzling out. Hopes of a return for the Pole, whose F1 career was abruptly ended by... read more »

Focus on ... Singapore as a turning point Sebastian Vettel's title chances took a huge blow in Singapore. On a circuit where Ferrari was expected to win from pole... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says exposing a rival's "weak spots" is a key part of his title-challenging armoury as he aims to make Sebastian Vettel's Singapore crash the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton expects title rival Sebastian Vettel to come back fighting after crashing out of the last race in Singapore at the start. read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel says he feels no need to look at his Singapore Grand Prix crash any further, intimating it will not change his startline tactics read more »

"I think it’s part of racing and it’s also not the first time I’ve been in a situation like this and it’s also probably not the last." read more »

Fernando Alonso will arrive in Malaysia without facing the immediate prospect of grid penalties after Honda confirmed his car's engine survived the heavy crash which... read more »

Honda confirms Fernando Alonso's engine from the Singapore Grand Prix can be re-used despite fears it was damaged in the start-line crash. read more »

Honda has revealed McLaren's Fernando Alonso will be able to re-use the Formula 1 engine he raced in Singapore despite initial fears it had been damaged beyond repair read more »

The FIA has announced the details of the halo head protection system's crash testing process, allowing teams to finalise chassis designs. read more »

Jos Verstappen expresses his belief that Sebastian Vettel escaped any sort of penalty after the crash in the Singapore Grand Prix because of his championship status. read more »

With the World Motor Sport Council approving the Halo's introduction for next year, the updated technical regulations will allow teams to confirm their chassis plans. read more »

Formula 1 teams can finalise the specification of their 2018 chassis after the FIA confirmed details of how the new halo cockpit protection device load test will be conducted read more »

Sebastian Vettel's Singapore Grand Prix engine is available to use again, after the Ferrari Formula 1 found it escaped damage in the first-lap crash, Autosport has learned read more »

Max Verstappen thinks Sebastian Vettel would have avoided the dramatic crash at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix if he had been thinking about his championship fight with... read more »

The story of the collision between Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen at the start of the 2017 Singapore GP, including tracking the trajectory of each car from... read more »

The German saw his chances of a fifth Singapore Grand Prix victory disappear on the opening lap on Sunday after a first corner crash with Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen. read more »

The Spaniard was the unfortunate innocent victim of the first lap crash that also eliminated Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen. read more »