Jules Bianchi is out of his artificial coma and has been transferred to his native France, but remains unconscious and in a critical condition. read more »

Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi is no longer in an artificial coma, his family confirm. read more »

Formula 1 teams have asked the Strategy Group to help Pirelli in organising a proper wet weather test, as the sport bids to make improvements after Jules Bianchi's accident read more »

Marussia racing and Ferrari test driver, Jules Bianchi is still in coma and his condition has not changed significantly according to Marussia Sporting Director and President,... read more »

A month after his horrific Japanese GP crash, Jules Bianchi remains in a "stable but critical" condition in hospital... read more »

The FIA will trial a virtual safety car after first and second practice for the United States Grand Prix on Friday, in response to Jules Bianchi's accident. The system is... read more »

With the current cost crisis sweeping its way through the sport - something that's more obvious than ever with the collapse of two teams; Caterham and Marussia, in the... read more »

Jules Bianchi remains "critical but stable" in hospital, four weeks after he crashed at the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. read more »

Formula 1 will trial a "virtual safety car" system following the accident that left Jules Bianchi in a critical condition. read more »

Jules Bianchi's family say he remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital but "continues to fight" against the injuries sustained at the Japanese... read more »

Jules Bianchi remains a critical but stable condition in hospital almost a month on from his accident in the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

An update issued by Jules Bianchi’s family says the driver remains in a “critical but stable” condition and that they have “no new information to give” following his accident... read more »

Jules Bianchi's family has thanked fans for their ongoing support, revealing that the driver remains in a "critical but stable" condition... read more »

Marussia driver Jules Bianchi remains "critical but stable" according to an update provided by his family on Thursday. The Frenchman was involved in an accident... read more »

Jules Bianchi remains in a critical but stable condition at the Mie General Medical Center in Yokkaichi following his accident at the Japanese Grand Prix, his family confirmed... read more »

The family of Jules Bianchi have confirmed that he remains in a 'critical but stable' condition in the Mie General Medical Center in Yokkaichi. Bianchi sustained a... read more »

Jules Bianchi's condition remains unchanged, with the French Formula 1 driver remaining critical but stable according to his family read more »

Closed cockpits returned to the Formula 1 agenda after Jules Bianchi's Japanese Grand Prix accident, but the sport's chiefs admit it is a route fraught with great... read more »

Swiss helicopter firm Air Zermatt has proposed that F1 cars should be recovered by a helicopter, to avoid a repeat of accidents such as Jules Bianchi's at the Japanese... read more »

Jackie Stewart feels it is not just F1's powers-that-be that need to learn from Jules Bianchi's crash but also the drivers who "are not bulletproof"... read more »

Marussia are set to join Caterham in missing the United States Grand Prix according to F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. Caterham has been given special permission to miss the next... read more »

Sir Jackie Stewart says the Jules Bianchi crash is a reminder to Formula 1 drivers that they are not 'bulletproof'. read more »

Marussia have promised that they will keep pushing hard until the end of the season as they "owe it" to Jules Bianchi to finish ninth... read more »

The FIA has announced a 10-person panel, including Ross Brawn and Stefano Domenicali, which will investigate Jules Bianchi's accident at Suzuka... read more »

The FIA has put together an accident panel in order to fully investigate Jules Bianchi's Japanese Grand Prix crash a fortnight ago. The panel will consist of former team... read more »