The FIA's decision to insist Formula 1 adopts the halo as cockpit protection for 2018 has prompted a backlash, but several myths around the device are easily busted read more »

Mercedes junior George Russell says he actually "saw more" with the halo fitted to his car as the final day of in-season testing at the Hungaroring drew to a… read more »

Ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest (27/07/2017) the FIA' s F1 Director, Charlie Whiting & Safety Director, Laurent Mekies detailed the extensive R&D and... read more »

Halo will look better with aero fairing attached - FIA read more »

Lewis Hamilton: F1 moving towards closed cockpit with Halo read more »

Drivers react to planned 2018 Halo introduction read more »

FIA plays the safety card over Halo introduction read more »

Non-Halo options still possible for future seasons read more »

Forget the halfway house Halo - F1 needs closed cockpits read more »

FIA defends Halo as 'best solution' for Formula 1 read more »

Niki Lauda calls Halo decision an 'overreaction' by the FIA read more »

FIA had no choice over Halo introduction - Toto Wolff read more »

Charlie Whiting and Laurent Mekies give insight into why the FIA has opted for the Halo device for 2018. read more »

In the face of widespread criticism, the FIA admits that it is willing to revise the look of the Halo device. read more »

The thickness of Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device could be reduced as the FIA plans to "see how much we can push" the controversial design read more »

The head protection device, the halo is set to celebrate its debut in the 2018 F1 Championship. Many still believe that the new safety implementation goes against the DNA and... read more »

The introduction of the Halo device in 2018 is one of the most significant and controversial regulation changes in Formula One's recent history. The device -- designed to... read more »

Fernando Alonso has backed the FIA's decision to introduce Halo in 2018, saying he'll take a horrible looking car if it "will save one life." read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons Formula 1 is moving towards being a closed cockpit sport, following the FIA's decision to make the halo head protection device mandatory… read more »

Several of the biggest drivers in the sport have weighed in on the decision to introduce the controversial cockpit head-protection system next season. read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks it would have been "ignorant and stupid" for Formula 1 not to introduce the halo, with the FIA knowing it can help save lives read more »

Formula 1's drivers remain split over the introduction of the Halo device from next season. read more »

Speaking for the first time since the FIA's decision, it is clear that the drivers remain divided on the introduction of the Halo device. read more »

By the time Formula One teams have integrated the Halo cockpit protection system into their 2018 chassis designs, the FIA is expecting the device to look more pleasing to the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes F1 is moving towards a closed-cockpit future, with Halo being just the first step. read more »