David Coulthard has revealed what Michael Schumacher said to him after the infamous collision between them which cost the German a victory at the legendary, yet bonkers, 1998... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe is certain that Robert Kubica is "100 per cent" ready to return to Formula 1 in 2019, with no concerns that his injuries... read more »

Crash.net looks into the changes being introduced for the upcoming 2019 F1 season and explains why they have been implemented.  read more »

Max Verstappen could have avoided his collision with Red Bull teammate Daniel Ricciardo at last year's Azerbaijan Grand Prix, according to the team's motorsport... read more »

Felipe Massa has used the 'ten year challenge' to recall his near-fatal crash at the 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc's promotion to Ferrari coincides with a crucial period for Sebastian Vettel following back-to-back title defeats. How the under-pressure German responds... read more »

Red Bull's motorsport advisor, Dr Helmut Marko, has revealed Max Verstappen was in tears when he crashed during the FP3 session at the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen was moved to tears after an error-strewn start to the 2018 season saw him crash innocuously in a practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix, effectively ending... read more »

Toro Rosso's preparations for the 2019 season are on track with their STR14 passing the mandatory crash tests. read more »

Toro Rosso STR14 passes FIA's crash tests read more »

They may have only been championship rivals once in 2001, but David Coulthard's relationship with Michael Schumacher was unlike any other. The Scot discusses everything... read more »

With a new F1 season on the horizon, Crash.net takes a look at some of the intriguing storylines and subplots that are likely to develop during 2019.  read more »

Toro Rosso spent more than €2million because of a number of heavy crashes its drivers suffered during the 2018 Formula 1 season read more »

December 29 marks the fifth anniversary of Michael Schumacher's skiing accident which resulted in the Formula 1 legend suffering life-changing injuries. read more »

In part two of Crash.net's personal look back on the 2018 racing season, Lewis Larkam looks at some of his most memorable moments of the year. read more »

In the opening part of Crash.net's personal look back on the 2018 racing season, F1 Digital Editor Luke Smith looks at some of his most notable highlights of the year. read more »

Billy Monger will be awarded a prestigious award at the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year show in recognition of his spectacular return to racing in 2018 after having... read more »

Sophia Floersch has set her sights on becoming world champion in Formula 1, having confirmed she will return to racing after she recovers from injuries sustained in a horrific... read more »

Sophia Floersch has confirmed she will return to racing in 2019 in the Formula European Masters with Van Amersfoort Racing as she continues to recover from injuries sustained... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted to "mixed feelings" over Robert Kubica's return to the grid in 2019 with Williams. The Pole will race in Formula 1 for the first time... read more »

Sources have indicated to Crash.net that former Porsche LMP1 chief Seidl will join McLaren in the near future, bolstering its F1 management team. 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 »

Toto Wolff has changed his mind on the Halo device after seeing the huge first lap incident in Spa which could have seriously harmed Charles Leclerc. read more »

Toto Wolff says he has altered his opinion on the introduction of the halo safety device into Formula 1 after an FIA investigation strongly suggested it had saved read more »