Which is faster: Lewis Hamilton's Formula 1 car, or Scott Dixon's IndyCar? Both have had major success in their respective championships, but how different are the... read more »

The new aeroscreen coming into IndyCar for 2020 is stronger than the halo used in Formula 1, according to its creator Red Bull Advanced Technologies. read more »

A trial run of the Aeroscreen cockpit protection device has been given the thumbs up by IndyCar drivers Will Power and Scott Dixon. read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner believes the use of the aeroscreen cockpit protection device in IndyCar could revive the prospect of introducing it to Formula 1, if it works well read more »

IndyCar Aeroscreen 'ticks a lot more boxes' than F1's Halo - Scott Dixon read more »

Red Bull Advanced Technologies has developed an innovative Aeroscreen cockpit protection system to be introduced to the top level of US single-seater racing at the start of the... read more »

IndyCar is to use Red Bull Advanced Technologies Aeroscreen for enhanced driver cockpit protection from 2020. read more »

Red Bull and IndyCar have confirmed that the 'Aeroscreen' cockpit protection device will be introduced to the American series in 2020. Red Bull also tested their... read more »

The FIA believe that the aeroscreen would not have protected Charles Leclerc even 10% as much as the halo did in his opening lap crash in Spa. read more »

The 'aeroscreen' - a cockpit safety device held up as an aesthetically superior alternative to the halo would likely not have protected Fernando Alonso at the start... read more »

The FIA believes the 'aeroscreen' concept would have been only 10% as effective as Formula 1's halo in protecting Charles Leclerc in the Belgian Grand Prix start... read more »

America's most famous single-seater series IndyCar is evaluating introducing a head protection device before the end of the 2018 season. Four-time champion Scott Dixon... read more »

Scott Dixon gives Aeroscreen-type cockpit protection the thumbs-up following IndyCar test. read more »

IndyCar has revealed that it is to test a windscreen not entirely dissimilar to the Aeroscreen proposed by Red Bull for F1. read more »

Autosport can reveal how the 'shield' cockpit protection concept, presented to Formula 1 drivers last week as an alternative to the halo or aeroscreen, could look read more »

Despite the F1 drivers testing Halo throughout the latter part of 2016, F1 deputy race director Laurent Mekies says Red Bull's Aeroscreen idea is "not dead." read more »

FIA Racing Director Charlie Whiting says there will not be a pursuit of a hybrid prototype of the Halo and the Aerscreen cockpit protectors read more »

The introduction of the halo device has be postponed until 2018 after the Strategy Group voted against its implementation on Thursday. Formula 1 has been seeking to increase... read more »

Nico Rosberg says the a cockpit protection device similar to Red Bull's Aeroscreen could continue to be developed as a long-term solution read more »

Having had their own 'Aeroscreen' design turned down by the FIA for 2017, Red Bull ran the halo protection system aboard the RB12 during the Silverstone test read more »

Red Bull have stopped work on their Aeroscreen cockpit safety device due to the time and resource commitment required read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner has confirmed that they have suspended their development on the Aeroscreen as they refuse to waste any more of their resources if it is not... read more »

The FIA's decision to introduce the halo as its preferred Formula 1 cockpit protection device for 2017 came after the aeroscreen failed to pass recent tests, Autosport has... read more »

Renault driver Kevin Magnussen has expressed his admiration for Red Bull's Aeroscreen concept over Ferrari's Halo concept... read more »

Cockpit protection is an area of F1 that is being pushed on by the FIA, and although they are looking to introduce the 'Halo' device in 2017, Ron Dennis believes the... read more »