Maria de Villota has revealed she was “terrified” when she saw her facial injuries for the first time. Marussia’s female test driver was... read more »

Maria de Villota has spoken of her accident and how she has lost her sense of smell, taste and suffers from headaches. The 32-year-old was testing for Marussia when... read more »

Maria de Villota has for the first time spoken publicly about the horrific accident in which she lost her eye... read more »

Maria de Villota comments on her F1 accident in an interview with a Spanish magazine - admitting she was terrified to discover she had lost her right eye read more »

Maria de Villota has not yet decided if she wants to return to racing in the future read more »

Maria de Villota has revealed that she remembers everything from the life-threatening Formula 1 testing accident in which she lost her right eye earlier this year read more »

Maria de Villota will on Thursday make her first public appearance since losing an eye in a Formula One test crash in early July. Spain’s Europa Press news agency... read more »

Marussia have announced that Max Chilton will replace Maria de Villota as the teams reserve driver for the remainder of the season. The GP2 driver has experience behind the... read more »

John Booth says Maria de Villota's accident in June brought the Marussia team together read more »

Maria de Villota's testing crash in the build-up to the British Grand Prix rocked the sport to its core, but it also helped bond the Marussia team. read more »

A Spanish publication has spotted a walking and apparently well Maria de Villota entering an outpatient clinic in Spain this week. After 17 days in a UK hospital, and several... read more »

Maria de Villota has checked out of a Madrid hospital. Last week, Marussia's 32-year-old test driver was transferred from a Cambridge hospital to her native Madrid, 17... read more »

Following her release from hospital in spain, Maria De Villota has returned home for the first time since her testing accident. read more »

Maria de Villota has left hospital after it was established she suffered no neurological damage from her testing crash. read more »

Maria de Villota has been released from hospital in La Paz, Madrid, following a transfer from Addenbrooke's Hospital in England where she underwent surgery following her... read more »

Marussia is tipped to reveal in the coming days that Maria de Villota’s test crash was the result of a “chain of unfortunate circumstances and... read more »

Maria de Villota has been discharged by the La Paz Hospital in Madrid following the testing accident on July 3 that saw her lose her right eye. read more »

Marussia test driver Maria de Villota has been released from hospital following steady recovery from her horrific testing accident... read more »

Maria de Villota has left hospital in Spain as she continues to make a steady recovery from her straight-line testing accident earlier this month read more »

Maria de Villota has been released from hospital following the Marussia Formula 1 testing accident in which she lost her right eye read more »

Injured Marussia test driver Maria de Villota has hand-written a note of thanks to her supporters. News of the short letter, which was hand-written in Spanish and published by... read more »

Maria de Villota has left Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge and returned home to Spain to continue her recovery process. The Spaniard lost her right eye and suffered... read more »

A Spanish vice president of the FIA hits out at Marussia over the accident that cost Maria de Villota her right eye read more »

Marussia confirm that the team's test driver Maria de Villota has left hospital and returned to her native Spain. read more »

Maria de Villota has returned home to Spain to continue her recovery in more "comfortable and familiar surroundings"... read more »