Formula 1 must learn from the straightline testing crash that cost Marussia test driver Maria de Villota her right eye and left her in a critical condition, according to GPDA... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso says he was shocked by the accident in which Marussia test driver Maria de Villota lost her right eye. read more »

F1's top drivers have taken to Twitter to show their support for Maria de Villota, who lost her right eye in a testing accident... read more »

Felipe Massa urges Maria de Villota to stay strong following his accident at Duxford Airfield read more »

Felipe Massa has offered his support to Maria De Villota following her accident on Tuesday... read more »

After the crash fest that was the European Grand Prix, let us hope that the Formula 1 field obeys the Silverstone sign as the sport heads back to England. However, the thoughts... read more »

Further to the accident at Duxford Airfield yesterday involving the Marussia F1 Team Test Driver, Maria De Villota, the Marussia Team have released another update on... read more »

The Banbury (UK) based team confirmed in a media statement that the 32-year-old was in surgery between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning to address “serious... read more »

Marussia test driver Maria De Villota has lost her right eye as a result of an accident on Tuesday. read more »

Despite a lengthy operation lasting through the night, Maria de Villota has lost her right eye as a result of the testing accident she suffered at Duxford Airfield on Tuesday. read more »

In a further update from Marussia it has been revealed that Maria de Villota has lost her right eye as a result of yesterday's crash. read more »

Marussia test driver Maria de Villota has lost her right eye after undergoing surgery following her testing accident at the Duxford Aerodrome on Tuesday. She remains in a... read more »

Maria De Villota is in a 'stable but critical condition', the Marussia F1 team has confirmed following an operation at Addenbrooke's hospital in Cambridge. Her... read more »

Marussia has this afternoon released a statement confirming that test driver Maria De Villota has lost her right eye following an accident in testing yesterday Marussia F1 Team... read more »

Marussia test driver Maria de Villota has lost her right eye and remains in critical but stable condition following her crash on Tuesday. read more »

Following her accident on Tuesday, doctors have announced that Marussia test driver María de Villota has lost the use of her right eye. The 32-year-old Spaniard... read more »

Maria de Villota is undergoing surgery after fracturing her skull in Tuesday's accident, Spanish motor racing federation chief Carlos Gracia said on Wednesday. And the... read more »

Spain's motor racing federation has vowed to help get to the bottom of the incident involving seriously injured female test driver Maria de Villota. But Carlos Gracia,... read more »

If Twitter can be used as a barometer of public opinion, and generally it can, reaction to the events of Tuesday morning were both immediate and heartfelt. read more »

Charles Pic, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, to name just a few, have shown their support to Maria de Villota following her accident... read more »

Spain’s motor racing federation has vowed to help get to the bottom of the incident involving seriously injured female test driver Maria de Villota. But Carlos... read more »

Following Maria De Villota's earlier crash with the Marussia F1 car, the team has released another statement, further clarifying that their test driver is conscious at... read more »

Marussia was cautious on Tuesday afternoon amid media reports test driver Maria de Villota is fighting for her life in hospital. The 32-year-old Spanish female driver crashed... read more »

Marussia has confirmed that Maria de Villota is conscious following a serious accident at Duxford Airfield and is undergoing further medical assessment at... read more »

The Marussia F1 Team confirms that Maria de Villota is conscious in hospital and undergoing further assessments following her accident during testing read more »