Although nobody is drawing any parallels right now, the ongoing discussion about the halo driver protection system and F1's dwindling popularity have something in common. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes every driver should have the opportunity to try the Halo device and that a formal vote should be held. read more »

Felipe Massa says Formula 1 cannot introduce Halo until such a time as "proper" tests have been carried out. read more »

Mercedes technical director Paddy Lowe revealed that F1 aims to protect the drivers' head against bigger flying objects rather then small parts. That is why it opted for... read more »

FIA Racing Director Charlie Whiting says there will not be a pursuit of a hybrid prototype of the Halo and the Aerscreen cockpit protectors read more »

Lewis Hamilton fears Formula One could be left "kicking" itself if a driver gets injured in an accident that could have been prevented by the Halo cockpit protection... read more »

A special treat for all you Sauber F1 Team and Formula One fans out there right before the start of the official F1 summer break! Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr sat down for a... read more »

Pierre Gasly has welcomed the fact that the 'halo' cockpit protection device will not be introduced next season, after providing an "honest" assessment over... read more »

Engineers at Formula One's top three teams are in agreement that the design of the Halo cockpit protection device can be significantly improved now that it has an extra... read more »

After the announcement that the introduction of the Halo cockpit protection device will be postponed until 2018, Bernie Ecclestone expressed his support of the notion and... read more »

Jenson Button is happy to wait longer for the 'Halo' so long as it is being delayed for the right safety reasons. read more »

Formula 1 drivers have been split in their reaction to the decision to postpone the introduction of the halo head protection device to 2018 read more »

Having declared his support for the 'Halo', Lewis Hamilton questions why it isn't being introduced in 2017. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he hopes F1 does not come to regret the decision to delay the introduction of increased cockpit head protection. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes the drivers are not being listened to on matters of safety after F1's Strategy Group decided to postpone the introduction of the Halo cockpit... read more »

Charlie Whiting, the FIA's Race Director, is keen for all Formula 1 drivers to sample the halo device, prior to increased cockpit protection being introduced in… read more »

Full transcript of Charlie Whiting's press conference concerning the Halo, yellow flags, radio comms, wet starts and lots more. read more »

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- Nico Rosberg says he is "disappointed" Halo will not be introduced next year and does not believe the reasons for delaying it are strong... read more »

Nico Rosberg is "disappointed" that the introduction of extra cockpit head protection for drivers is postponed until 2018. read more »

Nico Rosberg expressed his disappointment after the FIA announced that the Halo device will only be introduced in 2018. read more »

Let's get one thing out of the way before we start: that cockpit head protection thingamajig that's been delayed till 2018 is no Halo. It's a flip-flop (or... read more »

Alex Wurz hopes that the decision from Thursday's F1 Strategy Group meeting to delay the introduction of the Halo safety device will not be something that the sport regrets read more »

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- FIA safety delegate Charlie Whiting wants all drivers to complete a practice session with Halo attached before the end of the year in preparation for its... read more »

Charlie Whiting says visibility concerns with Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device was the main reason for delaying its introduction and forming plans for all... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner insists decision to delay introduction of Halo was correct as it needs development. read more »