Double Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso has led calls for a rethink over closed cockpits in the wake of Jules Bianchi's Japanese Grand Prix accident read more »

Felipe Massa has described Jules Bianchi's crash at the Japanese Grand Prix as his worst experience in Formula One; even more so than his life-threatening accident at... read more »

Sergio Perez says "all the drivers are together" in wanting full clarification from the FIA as to the events that led to Jules Bianchi's accident in the Japanese... read more »

The Inside Line looks with regret at the way some media outlets and journalists decided to report on Jules Bianchi's serious accident at the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Enclosed cockpits must be considered for Formula 1 cars if they can help protect a driver's head according to Claire Williams, deputy team principal of the Williams F1... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi will continue to race for Caterham at the Russian Grand Prix this weekend as his future at the team continues to hang in the balance. The Japanese driver almost... read more »

Caterham has confirmed that Kamui Kobayashi will again race for the team at this weekend's inaugural Russian Grand Prix. Kobayashi's future has been unclear since the... read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team will focus on working out why Jenson Button's McLaren was so quick in the wet, after finishing behind him in the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Kimi Raikkonen suspects "something isn't right" with his Ferrari Formula 1 car, after struggling for speed throughout the Japanese Grand Prix weekend read more »

A statement from the family of Jules Bianchi has revealed the full extent of the injuries suffered by the Frenchman during the Japanese Grand Prix. The Marussia F1 driver... read more »

Lotus Deputy Team Principal Federico Gastaldi has backed the FIA and thinks officials did a "good job" during the Japanese Grand Prix, even though Jules Bianchi had... read more »

Jules Bianchi's family have released an official update regarding the Marussia's driver's condition following his accident in the Japanese F1 Grand Prix. read more »

Jules Bianchi's family has confirmed the Marussia driver suffered a "diffuse axonal injury" after his crash at the Japanese Grand Prix and remains in a critical... read more »

Jules Bianchi's family has revealed the extent of the head injuries he suffered in a crash during the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Jules Bianchi is in a critical but stable condition following his accident in the Japanese Grand Prix, it has been officially confirmed. read more »

Marussia has confirmed that Jules Bianchi remains in Intensive Care in hospital after suffering a 'diffuse axonal injury' in an accident at the Japanese Grand Prix.... read more »

New Grand Prix Drivers' Association Chairman Alex Wurz has warned against any knee-jerk reactions in the aftermath of Jules Bianchi's crash in the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Martin Brundle thinks Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix highlights the need to consider the way recovery vehicles are used in Formula One read more »

World motorsport's governing body the FIA is to investigate Jules Bianchi's accident at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Former F1 driver and occasional race steward Derek Warwick believes the FIA should've demanded that the Japanese GP start earlier on Sunday... read more »

The Formula One Administration (FOM) has banned a video taken from the crowd of Jules Bianchi's crash at the Japanese Grand Prix for copyright reasons read more »

New Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) chairman Alex Wurz has warned against jumping to conclusions about Jules Bianchi's crash at the Japanese Grand Prix until... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has called for an independent inquiry after Jules Bianchi suffered a severe head injury in the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has called on Race Director Charlie Whiting for a report on the circumstances surrounding Jules Bianchi's crash during the Japanese GP. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley believes "everything was done as it should have been" in the Japanese Grand Prix, despite Jules Bianchi's serious accident. read more »