Formula 1 Medical Car driver Alan van der Merwe looks set to miss the rest of the season, as he has decided against being vaccinated. read more »

FIA medical car driver Alan van der Merwe is expected to miss the final races of 2021 after his recent positive Covid test. read more »

Medical car driver, Alan Van der Merwe has revealed that he will miss all the remaining races of the 2021 season after testing positive for COVID. read more »

Formula One medical car driver Alan van der Merwe risks missing more races, after his absence from Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix, due to his decision not to get vaccinated... read more »

Having already had COVID early last season Van der Merwe tested positive shortly before the Turkish GP. F1 doctor Ian Roberts also tested positive, and thus both men were... read more »

Alan van der Merwe and Dr Ian Roberts will miss this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix after testing positive for COVID. read more »

Formula One doctor Ian Roberts and medical car driver Alan van der Merwe have tested positive for COVID-19 and will be replaced for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix, the... read more »

Medical car driver Alan van der Merwe and doctor Ian Roberts have worked together for many years, and most famously played a key role in helping Romain Grosjean escape from his... read more »

Dr Ian Roberts and Alan van der Merwe will be replaced in the Medical Car in Turkey, having both tested positive for Covid-19. read more »

The FIA has been forced to replace its medical car team for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Lando Norris claimed a maiden pole position for Formula 1's Russian Grand Prix, in front of Carlos Sainz and George Russell, in a wet/dry session at Sochi Autodrom.... read more »

Hamilton was one of those who expressed his surprise after their incident at Monza that Verstappen left the scene without ensuring that the Mercedes driver was uninjured.That... read more »

FIA medical car driver Alan van der Merwe has explained why he was not deployed following the collision involving Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Charles Leclerc is currently under medical supervision after feeling ill during FP2 in Monza and thus ending his session early. read more »

Norris suffered a high-speed crash at Eau Rouge after spinning off in wet conditions at the start of Q3, resulting in him being taken to hospital for a precautionary x-ray on... read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris has been cleared to race in the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday following his heavy crash during qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps. The Briton last... read more »

Medical chiefs have expressed fears about the Belgian Grand Prix taking place with a large crowd in attendance. read more »

FIA medical rescue coordinator Dr Ian Roberts has revealed the team was concerned Max Verstappen had rolled his Red Bull in his first-lap incident at the British Grand Prix. read more »

The University of Leicester and Formula 1 engineers have worked in tandem to create a pioneering system for medical staff to be able to communicate while wearing full personal... read more »

F1's continued efforts to assist the medical sector with life-saving equipment in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic has turned to providing new communication systems for... read more »

Max Verstappen revealed he learned of F1 title rival Lewis Hamilton's retirement from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix while lying on the medical centre bed having his blood... read more »

Hone's image captures Grosjean's figure approaching the barrier his Haas car had just pierced through before bursting into flames at the start of the 2020 Bahrain... read more »

Last Friday Reutemann, who finished runner-up to Nelson Piquet in the 1981 F1 world championship, was transferred from the Santa Fe hospital to a different hospital in Rosario... read more »

The FIA's new head of medical and rescue, Dr Paul Rea, says it will be difficult to get fans back to Formula 1 races this year. read more »

The FIA's new head of medical and rescue, Dr Paul Rea, believes it is "going to be a challenge this year" for Formula 1 to welcome back spectators. read more »