Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel has provided his fellow F1 drivers and governing body the FIA with a warning that the "key" to the debate regarding the extensive... read more »

In the two weeks since the controversial wet Japanese Grand Prix - where Max Verstappen ultimately emerged victorious in a shortened and at times farcical event - the FIA... read more »

The AlphaTauri driver was the most vocal of the drivers who voiced their disapproval in the aftermath of the incident, Gasly happening across the recovery vehicle when trying... read more »

Anger from the F1 drivers erupted at the Japanese GP when a recovery crane came on to the track to retrieve Carlos Sainz's stricken Ferrari after he crashed in heavy rain... read more »

The FIA has announced a raft of changes following a "far-reaching" review into the recovery vehicle controversy at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The appearance of a crane on the circuit after Carlos Sainz's first lap crash in the Japanese GP led to immediate calls from drivers to avoid a repeat in the future, with... read more »

In the wake of Carlos Sainz's opening lap crash on the run out of Suzuka's hairpin, marshals sent a recovery truck onto the circuit to help retrieve the stranded... read more »

Mercedes head of trackside engineering Andrew Shovlin has conceded it is "impossible" to guarantee there will never be a repeat of the shocking incident from last... read more »

The safety car emerged at the end of the first lap following Carlos Sainz's accident.Gasly had to pit at the end of the lap for a new nose after hitting debris left on... read more »

Williams driver Alex Albon has revealed the F1 drivers, led by Sebastian Vettel, had raised concerns over the use of recovery vehicles on track ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The safety car was called out after Carlos Sainz lost control and crashed on the first lap, and the crane - and at least one marshal - were on the circuit when the safety car... read more »

Drivers were furious to see recovery vehicles out on track, especially in wet conditions as visibility is poor, and they want to ensure that it never happens again.The crane... read more »

In the wake of Carlos Sainz's opening lap crash on the run out of the hairpin, marshals sent a recovery truck on to the circuit to help retrieve the stranded Ferrari.With... read more »

The FIA, motor racing's governing body, has launched an immediate review into how Pierre Gasly almost had a 200 m/ph collision with a crane during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Pierre Gasly believes he was just two metres away from a fatal accident after a crane was put on the race track during the Japanese GP. read more »

Pierre Gasly has voiced his frustration and anger with how the recovery of Carlos Sainz's stricken Ferrari was handled on the opening lap of the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Gasly was summoned for a post-race hearing at Suzuka for allegedly reaching a speed over 250km/h under the red flag that was shown on lap two due to heavy rain and some... read more »

Pierre Gasly was furious with the FIA after narrowly avoiding a collision with a recovery vehicle on the race track at the start of a wet Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Wolff believes that the fallout from last year's Abu Dhabi controversy gave them confidence to withstand any outside pressure for the race to be finished under green flag... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen said the incident surrounding a recovery crane at the Turkish Grand Prix was "far from ideal". read more »

GPDA directors Sebastian Vettel and Romain Grosjean have confirmed "all the drivers are aligned" in condemning an incident which saw Q2 at the Turkish Grand Prix... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will discuss the issue of a crane still being out on track during a qualifying session in Turkey with race director Michael Masi in Bahrain this weekend read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he has "zero tolerance" for a mistake made by FIA race director Michael Masi during qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix, which saw the second... read more »

Sebastien Vettel has warned the FIA there is "zero tolerance" as to why a recovery vehicle was on track during qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Michael Masi defends the decision to let cars on track for Q2 in Istanbul even though marshals and a crane were still on course at the time read more »