McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says marshals running across the track with fire extinguishers is something that should "absolutely not happen" in Formula 1, after Lando... read more »

Please be aware that there is some graphic footage included in this video. We are so incredibly thankful that Romain Grosjean was able to walk away from this crash in Bahrain... read more »

Please be aware that there is some graphic footage included in this video. We are so incredibly thankful that Romain Grosjean was able to walk away from this crash in Bahrain... read more »

Guenther Steiner says he is full of praise for the quick response of the marshals and medical team after Romain Grosjean's huge opening lap crash in Bahrain. read more »

Gunther Steiner paid tribute to the Formula 1 marshals and medical staff who helped Romain Grosjean escape from his terrifying first lap crash, saying he was "lucky by... read more »

Michael Masi defends the decision to let cars on track for Q2 in Istanbul even though marshals and a crane were still on course at the time read more »

Q2 started despite the marshals still being in attendance of Nicholas Latifi's FW43 after the Canadian spun off at the end of Q1. read more »

Lance Stroll takes pole in an entertaining qualifying session in Istanbul, but race director, Michael Masi must face questions for allowing Q3 to get underway whilst marshals... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has called for an alternative to cars unlapping themselves under Formula 1 Safety Car periods following an incident with marshals at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. read more »

Lance Stroll has insisted he did slow down when he saw marshals on the track during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix - but that he had been given no warning. read more »

Lance Stroll has revealed he wasn't given any advanced warning that there were F1 marshals still on the track when unlapping himself at Emilia Romagna Grand Prix last time... read more »

Lance Stroll feels he was "as safe as I could be" when closely passing two Formula 1 marshals on-track at Imola, but says the incident must be addressed read more »

The FIA has announced it will evaluate whether any changes need to be made as marshals were still on the track while drivers unlapped themselves at Imola. read more »

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel was forced to warn the FIA about a dangerous situation involving a group of marshals clearing the track in the aftermath of Geroge... read more »

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel warned race control that marshals working on the track during the Safety Car period at F1's Emilia Romagna GP was "very dangerous". read more »

A potentially dangerous situation arose at Formula 1's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix when several lapped drivers encountered marshals still working on-track. The Safety Car... read more »

There was a scary moment for the marshals at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after lapped cars were released whilst they were still on track. read more »

AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly says he had little warning that his car would be engulfed in flames after his power unit switched off during FP2 in Portugal. Gasly's day... read more »

Many marshals on duty at the forthcoming back-to-back events at Silverstone feel "let down" after it is revealed that they will not be tested for the coronavirus. read more »

Several marshals set to work the British GP have vented their frustration after being informed that they won't be tested for COVID-19. read more »

It has been confirmed that marshals will be deployed at different locations for races in 2020 to comply with social distancing. read more »

Formula 1 marshals will be placed in different locations in the opening races of the season compared to previous events as a result of coronavirus social distancing measures read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is a man who doesn't appreciate being touched, even if it is by marshals just wanting to lend a helping hand. read more »

Motorsport UK has amended its COVID-19 declaration form for competitors and officials, including marshals selected to work at the forthcoming F1 races at Silverstone. read more »

Formula 1's marshals will be afforded the utmost safety protocols, and operate in what has been described as "a family unit" when the sport returns in early July. read more »