Jules Bianchi has been moved off life support and transferred to a hospital in France, his family has confirmed read more »

Jules Bianchi's family have revealed that the French driver has been transferred to hospital in Nice, seven weeks after he suffered a diffuse axonal injury in the Japanese... read more »

Formula 1's Jules Bianchi is no longer in an artifical coma and is now breathing unaided, his parents confirmed in a statement on Wednesday. It's the first update on... read more »

Seven weeks after his horrific accident at Suzuka, the parents of Jules Bianchi have issued an update on the driver's condition. read more »

Jules Bianchi has made an "important step" and is no longer in an artificial coma following his serious accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last month, although he... read more »

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 »