Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is open to the idea of closed cockpits following the accident that cost Jules Bianchi his life read more »

Will Stevens has paid tribute to the late Jules Bianchi, saying the Frenchman's points at Monaco last year are "absolutely key" to the team's continued... read more »

Romain Grosjean, Felipe Massa, Roberto Merhi, Felipe Nasr, Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg remembered Jules Bianchi in Hungary... read more »

Romain Grosjean says drivers will still race "100 percent" despite Jules Bianchi's tragic death, the result of a grand prix crash... read more »

Felipe Massa says drivers will race as hard as ever at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, despite Jules Bianchi's death. read more »

Felipe Massa says Formula One should consider closed cockpits in its cars "if it's better for everybody" following the death of Jules Bianchi. Bianchi died last... read more »

The g-forces generated by the impact of Jules Bianchi's collision with a recovery vehicle at Suzuka was far higher than initially believed... read more »

The G-force measurement from the impact of Jules Bianchi's crash at Suzuka has been revised to 254G, three times more than initially believed. read more »

New crash data from Jules Bianchi's accident at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix has revealed the Frenchman suffered an impact force of 254G and deceleration three times... read more »

The FIA has revealed Jules Bianchi suffered a peak impact of 254g during the horrific Japanese Grand Prix Formula 1 accident that ultimately cost him his life read more »

A minute's silence for Jules Bianchi will precede the Hungarian Grand Prix, drivers will be supplied with a tribute sticker, plus more. read more »

Focus on ... remembering Jules Bianchi Formula One arrives in Hungary after an intensely difficult week. F1 personnel will be in the paddock on Thursday, but many of their... read more »

Nico Rosberg is looking for a good result ahead of the summer break, but knows the weekend in Hungary will be difficult following Jules Bianchi's death. View the original... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he will race hard as Jules Bianchi would have wanted this weekend in Hungary. View the original post at Lewis Hamilton: "I will be carrying Jules... read more »

Mercedes' Paddy Lowe says that motorsport can never be risk free, but insists that Formula 1 has learned from the accident which befell Jules Bianchi at last… read more »

Following the untimely passing of Jules Bianchi last Friday, Formula 1 arrives at the Hungarian Grand Prix in a sombre mood, but ready to put on a good show in honour of the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says Formula One drivers should never underestimate the dangers they face when stepping into a car. The world of motorsport has been grieving the loss of Jules... read more »

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg says that Formula 1 will 'race on and race hard' for Jules Bianchi in Hungary, following the Frenchman's death last… read more »

Formula 1 will pay tribute to Jules Bianchi with a minute's silence prior to this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. Bianchi passed away on Friday, having spent nine... read more »

Formula 1 will fall silent at 13:45 on the Hungarian Grand Prix grid on Sunday as a mark of respect for the late Jules Bianchi... read more »

Officials confirm that a minute's silence will be observed ahead of this weekend's race in honour of Jules Bianchi. read more »

A minute of silence will be observed ahead of Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix in memory of the late Jules Bianchi. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits that he will have the late Jules Bianchi on his mind at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, but says he will race as hard as ever in the... read more »

Formula 1 will observe a minute's silence for the late Jules Bianchi ahead of this weekend's race in Hungary. Bianchi passed away on Friday, nine months… read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Jules Bianchi's death proves that Formula 1 is still a dangerous sport, amid discussions about bringing the 'fear factor' back to the... read more »