Teams have been given the all-clear to mount mirrors on their Halo devices from this weekend. read more »

The FIA has announced that teams can mount their mirrors to the Halo cockpit safety device as long as it complies to the regulations. read more »

The FIA has told Formula 1 teams that they can henceforth mount their rear view mirrors on the halo, as long as they comply with all relevant regulations read more »

FIA's newest safety feature, the head protection system, halo is strong enough to support the weight of two African elephants and sturdy enough to withstand a large, full... read more »

Sebastian Vettel takes his second win in a row...just, Pierre Gasly stars and halo or not, F1 proves it can still be dangerous. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen insists Halo has no impact on driving after the F1 season-opener in Australia.  read more »

After months of debate over the pros and cons of the Halo, the new safety device provided drivers with an unexpected benefit during the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is considering scrapping his helmet design with the Halo blocking the view and making it tricky to distinguish each driver read more »

Formula 1 may have introduced the Halo this season but not all safety rules, or lack thereof, make sense as pointed out by Des Head... read more »

The new Formula 1 season got underway in Australia with a Halo, a revitalised Fernando Alonso, a typical Lewis Hamilton pole and lots of action… It’s Sunday, race day Down... read more »

The Halo may by 2018's most significant regulation change, but what does it actually mean for the team and our drivers. How does it effect visibility? How do the drivers... read more »

FIA dismisses claims Halo makes it hard to identify drivers read more »

The interference of the halo in on-board camera shots from Formula 1 cars was met with a negative reaction by TV viewers and those in the Melbourne paddock read more »

The FIA have made changes to the start lights at Albert Park to deal with the reduced visibility because of the halo. read more »

Force India adds world's biggest flip-flop brand Havaianas to Halo read more »

Force India have followed McLaren's lead by signing a flip-flop brand, Havaianas, to sponsor their Halo. read more »

Charlie Whiting says fans will definitely know who is behind each Halo, they just need to look at the car numbers, helmets and cameras. read more »

The Force India Formula 1 team has signed a season-long deal with major flip-flop manufacturer Havaianas to sponsor its halo cockpit protection device read more »

Force India has followed McLaren's lead in turning its mandatory Halo device into a sponsorship opportunity. read more »

Havaianas branding will appear on the Halo of Force India's car for a number of F1 races in 2018, starting in Australia this weekend. read more »

The start lights in Melbourne have been lowered in order to accommodate the introduction of the Halo device. read more »

The FIA has played down the impact the halo will have on the ability of fans to identify drivers in the car in F1 2018. read more »

Sebastian Vettel suggests drivers should have personalised F1 halo designs read more »

The FIA has fitted a set of lower start lights in Melbourne in response to concerns about limited visibility as Formula 1 adopts the halo read more »

Halo and its arrival are set in stone, however, that hasn't stopped Kevin Magnussen from voicing his displeasure over the cockpit protection device. read more »