Former F1 driver turned NASCAR regular Nelson Piquet Jr. has said that critical comments he made about Ayrton Senna not being good enough for modern F1 were mis-reported. read more »

Both Sauber drivers were more than disappointed with their Hungarian finishes, with Sergio Pérez and Kamui Kobayashi ending the weekend in 14th and 18th positions.... read more »

Paul di Resta believes making a strong start will be critical to his fortunes in the Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

A trio of Formula One drivers have criticised the performance of Pirelli’s rain tyres. Seven time world champion Michael Schumacher on Friday suffered his second... read more »

Developing the car to better use its tyres is critical to seeing Mercedes remain competitive at the front of the grid, according to Ross Brawn. read more »

Michael Schumacher: "The race in Hungary is the last before the summer break and also marks the beginning of the second half of the season - which means it is time for a... read more »

The FIA Formula One World Championship returns to Germany this weekend, and to a home it has not visited since 2010. With two years having passed since our last visit to... read more »

The Marussia team has confirmed that Maria de Villota has been moved out of critical care following her accident at Duxford Airfield. read more »

Whilst there is a long way to go for Maria de Villota, the Marussia team and her doctors have hailed her current recovery 'remarkable' following a very serious... read more »

The latest update on Maria de Villota reveals that Spaniard is now off the 'critical' list, although her condition remains 'serious'. read more »

Maria De Villota is no longer in a critical condition following her accident and has undergone further surgery... read more »

Maria de Villota's condition has improved from critical to serious after further surgery at Addenbrooke's hospital read more »

Maria De Villota’s family has said that the Spanish driver remains in a critical condition in hospital. “We have at least been able to take encouragement... read more »

Maria de Villota remains in a critical but stable condition after her accident in testing on Tuesday... read more »

Maria de Villota's family have issued a statement saying they have been able to "take encouragement"from Villota's stable condition since her accident at... read more »

Maria de Villota remains in a critical but stable condition following a testing accident on Tuesday, her family confirmed via a statement. The Marussia test driver suffered... read more »

For the first time since the incident, a member of De Villota's family has released a statement about Maria's situation. Isabel, sister of Maria spoke in name... read more »

The latest update on Maria de Villota - issued by the de Villota family - reveals that the Spaniard remains 'critical but stable' in Addenbrooke's Hospital read more »

Maria de Villota remains in critical but stable condition two days after her dramatic accident, her family said on Thursday. read more »

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 »

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