Following the pit lane incident at last weekend’s German Grand Prix where a cameraman got hit by a loose wheel from Mark Webber's car, the FIA has to ban everybody... read more »

The FIA confirms a clampdown on the pit lane rules following the incident in the German Grand Prix that left a cameraman injured     read more »

The FIA has taken immediate action in the wake of the accident involving a Formula One Management cameraman during Sunday's German Grand Prix... read more »

Formula 1's governing body has banned media from pit lanes after a cameraman was injured at the German Grand Prix. read more »

Following the incident in Germany, when an FOM cameraman was hit be a wheel that fell for Mark Webber's car, the FIA has introduced a number of measures. read more »

Red Bull keen to ensure there is no repeat of the pit incident that injured a cameraman in the German Grand Prix     read more »

From the Hungarian Grand Prix onwards television crews working in the pit lane will only be permitted to stand on the pit wall, Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has... read more »

All cameramen have been banned from the pit lane during qualifying and the race and will be forced to stand on the pit wall, according to Bernie Ecclestone. It follows an... read more »

Formula 1 is likely to introduce revised safety procedures for those working in the pits after calls for helmets to be made mandatory for everyone working close to the cars.... read more »

Television crews must stand on the pit wall in future races after the injuries suffered by a cameraman in Germany on Sunday. read more »

Formula One management has issued a statement saying Paul Allen, the cameraman hit by Mark Webber's loose wheel at the German Grand Prix, is expected to make a full recovery read more »

The FIA has been urged to consider imposing stricter safety protocols for personnel in the pit lane after a cameraman was hit by a wheel in the German Grand Prix read more »

Formula One looks set to revise pit lane safety after a loose wheel clobbered a cameraman during Sunday's German Grand Prix, hospitalising him with a broken collar bone... read more »

Leading team bosses have called for a clampdown on pitlane safety in the wake of the incident which saw a TV cameraman injured by a flying tyre in Sunday's German GP. read more »

The Formula 1 cameraman injured by the right-rear wheel of Mark Webber's Red Bull during the German Grand Prix is to remain in hospital for further recuperation. read more »

Red Bull has been fined €30,000 for the unsafe release of Mark Webber's car which caused an injury to a cameraman read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has expressed his relief following news that the cameraman struck by Mark Webber's errant wheel during the German Grand Prix is... read more »

Red Bull has been hit with a £26,000 (€30,000, $38,500) fine after they released Mark Webber with an unsecured right-rear tyre. The Australian left his pit... read more »

Red Bull has been given a hefty fine of €30,000 (£25,834) following its unsafe release of Mark Webber during Sunday afternoon's German Grand Prix at... read more »

The Formula 1 cameraman injured when he was struck by a wheel from Mark Webber's Red Bull will remain in hospital having suffered broken bones and bruises read more »

Red Bull has been fined Euro30,000 by the FIA for releasing Mark Webber unsafely from the pitstop that led to a cameraman being injured during the German Grand Prix read more »

World Champions Red Bull have been fined €30,000 for an unsafe pit release of Mark Webber's car in the German GP after a cameraman was injured by a flying wheel. read more »

Christian Horner admits that the injuries to a cameraman who was hit by a rouge tyre in the pit lane are a reminder of the dangers of the job. read more »

Well that was an odd race, wasn’t it? After the tyre blow outs at Silverstone, today we saw a cameraman being hit by a tyre in the pit lane, and... read more »

The cameraman struck by an errant wheel during the German Grand Prix has apparently escaped without serious injury.     read more »