The Grand Prix Drivers Association have given their blessing to the halo cockpit protection device coming into force for 2018. read more »

The FIA has claimed the halo is the "best solution" to "mitigate against frontal impact in the cockpit area" in a long explanatory statement released on... read more »

On the back of a lot of criticism for the decision to introduce the Halo cockpit protection device as of 2018, the FIA has moved to defend this decision, claiming it is... read more »

The FIA has published a detailed argument in favour of its decision to introduce Halo for 2018, saying the device "represents the best solution to cockpit protection... read more »

Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda slams the decision to introduce Halo cockpit protection for 2018, calling it an "overreaction". read more »

The FIA Have confirmed the Halo Cockpit protection system will be featured on next year's F1 cars. read more »

Niki Lauda has blasted the FIA's decision to introduce the Halo cockpit safety device from the 2018 season, saying it has "destroyed" the sport for the fans. read more »

Mercedes chairman Niki Lauda says the FIA has made a mistake by committing to the Halo for 2018. On Wednesday, the FIA announced it would push ahead with the introduction of... read more »

On Wednesday, the FIA confirmed it would introduce the Halo cockpit protection concept in Formula One next year. The decision was based on Halo presenting "the best... read more »

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz has insisted Formula 1 drivers back the decision to introduce the 'Halo' cockpit safety device from next season. read more »

Formula 1's Grand Prix Drivers' Association has backed the FIA's decision to push ahead with the halo cockpit protection device for 2018 despite a fan backlash... read more »

In yesterday's Formula One Strategy Group meeting, it was decided unanimously that as of 2018, Formula One cars will be equipped with the Halo cockpit protection device, a... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the Halo cockpit protection device will be introduced in Formula One next year. The Halo is designed to reduce the risk of serious head injuries in F1 by... read more »

Formula 1's governing body the FIA has given the go-ahead to the introduction of the cockpit head-protection system in 2018. read more »

The controversial 'halo' cockpit head-protection system will be introduced in Formula 1 in 2018, says the sport's governing body. read more »

F1 will introduce the controversial Halo cockpit protection device onto cars in the 2018 season, the FIA has announced. read more »

The FIA has confirmed the Halo cockpit protection safety device will be used from the 2018 Formula 1 world championship. read more »

Formula 1 is set to introduce the halo cockpit protection device for 2018 after the FIA pushed it through on safety grounds at Wednesday's Strategy Group meeting,... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's inconclusive first test of the shield device leaves Formula 1 in a 'tricky' situation about what to do about cockpit head protection next... read more »

Aerodynamic regulations beyond 2020 and the halo and shield cockpit protection devices are among the items to be discussed when Formula 1's Strategy Group meets on... read more »

Romain Grosjean remains defiant that Formula 1 does not need additional cockpit protection after criticising the Shield system that made its first appearance on track at... read more »

Romain Grosjean says he remains against additional cockpit protection coming into Formula 1, calling shield device "as bad as the halo" following its first public test read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association Director Romain Grosjean says the group will no longer debate the prospect of a Shield device being introduced. read more »

Sebastian Vettel cut short the first run of Formula 1's shield cockpit protection device in British Grand Prix practice because it made him "dizzy" and he did... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was not a fan of the 'shield' cockpit protection, opting to ditch it after his installation laps in FP1 at Silverstone. read more »