The safety car restart crash that triggered the first red flag in the Tuscan Grand Prix can only be described as complete and utter carnage. Fortunately no one was seriously... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has made it clear that Safety Car restarts won't be reviewed despite the huge crash at the Tuscan GP. read more »

Ex-F1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle believes Valtteri Bottas can't be blamed for the multi-car crash at the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Renault was within reach of its long-awaited first podium since its comeback at Formula 1’s Tuscan Grand Prix, prior to Lance Stroll’s race-halting... read more »

The safety car restart crash that triggered the first red flag in Formula 1's Tuscan Grand Prix raised key questions after the race, as ADAM COOPER explains read more »

Crash.net F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam runs through the field's driver ratings following the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix at the Mugello Circuit, Italy. read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer suspects a piece of carbon debris is to blame for the puncture that saw Lance Stroll crash out of the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen says he would never have been in that position at Mugello to be caught up in another's crash were it not for his Honda engine. read more »

Lance Stroll felt a second consecutive podium finish had got away when an issue with his car caused him to crash out of the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

On F1 TV's Post-Race Show, Rosanna Tennant and Sam Collins unpick exactly what led to the frightening crash during the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello. For more F1®... read more »

Crash.net's F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam picks his winners and losers from the Tuscan Grand Prix, round nine of the 2020 world championship... read more »

A formal warning has been issued to 12 F1 drivers who were involved the dramatic restart crash that caused the Tuscan GP to be red-flagged. read more »

Mugello stewards have formally warned 12 drivers following the accident at the restart of today's Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Twelve of Formula 1's 20 drivers have received warnings for their roles in the dramatic multi-car restart crash in the Tuscan GP. read more »

Twelve Formula 1 drivers have been warned for their role in the crash at the restart of the Tuscan Grand Prix that resulted in the race being red flagged read more »

Over half of the Formula 1 grids have been issued with an official warning over their actions during the Tuscan Grand Prix restart that triggered a multi-car pile-up. Nicholas... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says Carlos Sainz Jr escaped with just some bruising to his hands following the safety car restart crash that stopped the Tuscan Grand Prix read more »

Valtteri Bottas is adamant he was "not at all to blame" for the horrific crash at the safety car restart that caused four retirements at the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi believes the time has come for Formula 1 to make changes to their restart procedures after a huge crash at Mugello. read more »

Valtteri Bottas felt he was not to blame for the crash that caused a red flag early in the Tuscan Grand Prix, but questioned the safety of the current rules read more »

Formula 1's debut at Mugello featured a hugely-dramatic and controversial chain-reaction crash involving multiple cars on the circuit's pit straight. read more »

George Russell believes he was on course to take his first World Championship points in Formula 1 at the Tuscan Grand Prix before losing positions at the final race restart.... read more »

Carlos Sainz wants Formula 1 to learn from the "properly scary" crash that led to a second red-flagged race in a row. read more »

Confusion at the re-start results in a chaotic four-car crash. The race was immediately red-flagged as the drivers climbed out of their wrecked cars and returned to the pits.... read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Nicholas Latifi been called to the stewards over his part in the huge crash at the Tuscany Grand Prix read more »