Indycar has opted against using the Halo cockpit-protection device developed by the FIA in Formula 1. Instead, the series has announced the introduction of what it calls... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has backed the introduction of the controversial 'Halo' device which is designed to protect the head of a driver during races, and has... read more »

The controversial Halo cockpit protection device justified its introduction during the 2018 F1 season, according to FIA president Jean Todt.  read more »

The FIA believe that the aeroscreen would not have protected Charles Leclerc even 10% as much as the halo did in his opening lap crash in Spa. read more »

The 'aeroscreen' - a cockpit safety device held up as an aesthetically superior alternative to the halo would likely not have protected Fernando Alonso at the start... read more »

Toto Wolff has changed his mind on the Halo device after seeing the huge first lap incident in Spa which could have seriously harmed Charles Leclerc. read more »

Toto Wolff says he has altered his opinion on the introduction of the halo safety device into Formula 1 after an FIA investigation strongly suggested it had saved read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has changed his mind about Formula 1's halo and says he would not have forgiven himself if vetoing it had led to a "potentially catastrophic... read more »

The FIA believes the 'aeroscreen' concept would have been only 10% as effective as Formula 1's halo in protecting Charles Leclerc in the Belgian Grand Prix start... read more »

Following weeks of analysis of video footage and data from the cars involved, the final report on the accident has concluded that the halo did play a crucial role in saving... read more »

The FIA have confirmed the Halo device did prevent a part of Fernando Alonso's car hitting Charles Leclerc on his visor at Spa. read more »

Fernando Alonso's McLaren make contact with his helmet by the halo on his Sauber in the huge crash at the start of this year's Belgian Grand Prix, an FIA... read more »

The FIA's investigation into the Belgian Grand Prix start crash has concluded the halo saved Charles Leclerc from being hit on the visor by Fernando Alonso's... read more »

Billy Monger is targeting a spot on the Formula 1 tour in 2019 with a  drive in the FIA's newly formed Formula 3 after completing a Halo extraction test over the Abu Dhabi... read more »

Damon Hill has admitted that he is concerned after seeing Nico Hulkenberg stranded and unable to get out of his car on Sunday. read more »

Charlie Whiting insists that the Halo device did not hinder the rescue of Nico Hulkenberg following his first lap crash at Yas Marina. read more »

Having the Halo on his Renault did not prevent Nico Hulkenberg from getting out of his car following his horrific crash in Sunday's Abu Dhabi GP, says Charlie Whiting. read more »

Everything changes and everything stays the same while Nico Hulkenberg's barrel roll has reopened the Halo debate... read more »

F1's Halo cockpit protection device did not slow Nico Hulkenberg's extraction after his opening lap crash in Abu Dhabi, according to race director Charlie Whiting.  read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting has confirmed that read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting says Nico Hulkenberg's halo did not compromise the Renault Formula 1 driver's extraction following his first lap crash in the Abu... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg says he's unsure if the Halo blocked a quick extraction from his Renault after feeling helpless as he flipped over in a scary crash read more »

Pierre Gasly revealed he endured a scary moment on the opening lap of the Russian Grand Prix when debris flicked up and hit his visor exiting turn two. read more »

Pierre Gasly says a piece of debris got past the halo on his Formula 1 car and hit his visor on the opening lap of the Russian Grand Prix read more »

The incredible progress of Formula 1 safety was thrust into the spotlight at the Belgian Grand Prix when Charles Leclerc escaped uninjured from his spectacular crash with... read more »