The FIA asks drivers for their opinion on the divisive 'Halo' cockpit protection device with more coming out against its introduction. read more »

The Halo cockpit protection device is under review as majority of the drivers on the grid have voted against it, putting doubt on a 2018 introduction as intended. read more »

Laurent Mekies has revealed the FIA simulated Fernando Alonso's crash from the Australian Grand Prix in order to see what the possible impact of the halo would have been. read more »

Despite the F1 drivers testing Halo throughout the latter part of 2016, F1 deputy race director Laurent Mekies says Red Bull's Aeroscreen idea is "not dead." read more »

The FIA has not written off the idea of an alternative cockpit protection design to the heavily-tested halo being introduced in Formula 1 read more »

As part of the research for the Halo cockpit protection device, the FIA simulated Fernando Alonso's devastating crash at the Australian Grand Prix, but with the device... read more »

The FIA has simulated Fernando Alonso's dramatic 2016 Australian Grand Prix crash with the halo fitted, as part of its analysis of the Formula 1 cockpit protection device read more »

After the Halo device was confirmed to be introduced in 2018. Toro Rosso driver Daniil Kvyat explained that drivers across the grid should vote if they want it or not... read more »

Daniil Kvyat has called for a driver vote on the 'halo' in order to provide governing body the FIA with a clear answer over feelings up and down the Formula 1… read more »

F1 teams used the practice sessions of the last GP of 2016 which took place in Abu Dhabi as test sessions as they have been doing for the last weeks. 360-degree cameras, brake... read more »

Experience a driver POV (point of view) impression of the HALO system: don't miss the last scene of this video! Follow us to Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace in Interlagos, Sao... read more »

Jolyon Palmer says he stands by his view that F1 doesn t need to introduce a cockpit protection device after trialing the 'Halo' in Brazil read more »

Marcus Ericsson will add his name to the growing list of drivers trialing Halo when he takes to the Interlagos circuit on Friday morning. read more »

As Sauber chases first point of the season, Marcus Ericsson is to get first taste of Halo device. read more »

Guenther Steiner confirms Haas F1 Team will run the Halo device in Free Practice 1 this weekend for the Brazilian Grand Prix, their first run of the safety device this season. read more »

Gunther Steiner says Haas is preparing for busy practice sessions in Brazil by testing new brakes, the halo and Charles Leclerc with an FP1 outing read more »

Haas set to run Halo, alternative brake supply and Charles Leclerc on Friday. read more »

Ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, Haas boss Guenther Steiner confirmed they will be the final team on the grid to run the Halo device... read more »

Haas will test the 'halo' during practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix, team boss Guenther Steiner has confirmed, in turn ensuring that all current teams have… read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes there are more important safety concerns in Formula 1 that need addressing than the proposed Halo head protection system. read more »

"You can see where you are walking, but you can t see anything else. I don t like it. The visibility is not as good as I hoped..." read more »

Following his first trial of Halo devise, Kevin Magnussen likens it to a cap being pulled down over your eyes. read more »

Magnussen not a fan of halo, Toro Rosso chief criticises "nonsense" penalties, Hamilton promises improvement, plus more. read more »

Kevin Magnussen was not impressed with Halo having run it for the first time in Mexico on Friday as he felt it limited visibility. read more »

Kevin Magnussen thinks Formula 1 should focus on areas other than cockpit protection, after likening the halo to a "cap that's pulled down" during practice for... read more »