Last week, Stoke Mandeville Hospital’s National Spinal Injuries Centre were kind enough to host the team to witness the life-changing treatment they provide. The centre helps... read more »

The pit building at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore is to be used as a temporary facility to treat Covid-19 patients. Singapore is currently encountering a rise in... read more »

Engineers from the Renault F1 team have played a significant role in developing a new aerosol shield device to treat coronavirus patients. read more »

A new type of aerosol shield, co-designed by Renault's CFD department, has been approved for use by NHS trusts, in order to improve treatment of Covid-19 patients. Amid... read more »

Ferrari in partnership with Italian Insitution of Technolgy have now designed an open-source ventilator to be used to assists the COVID-19 patients. read more »

Ferrari has released images of the ventilator it has produced with the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) that can be built from scratch in five weeks to help Covid-19 patients. read more »

Ferrari have joined Mercedes in unveiling their ventilator to help patients suffering with COVID-19, codenamed 'F15'. read more »

Ferrari has become the latest Formula 1 team to unveil a new ventilator designed to help COVID-19 patients read more »

Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez track will be a temporal hospital to treat patients with Covid-19 read more »

CPAP devices co-designed by Mercedes AMG's High Performance Powertrains operation have now been delivered to NHS hospitals, with over 3,000 requests for the designs,... read more »

Mexico's famous Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez is being turned into a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients as the number of infections has significantly increased... read more »

The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriquez, venue for the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix, will be transformed into a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients read more »

Patients diagnosed with coronavirus who require hospitalisation are set to be treated at Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix venue. Countries around the world are trying to... read more »

The organisation behind the Mexico City Grand Prix is part of a group that has helped turn a convention centre into a temporary medical unit that will treat coronavirus... read more »

Ferrari is producing respirator valves and fittings for protective masks at its Maranello plant as one of its initiatives in support of health workers treating coronavirus... read more »

Mercedes High Performance Powertrains has completed production of 10,000 CPAP devices that will be used by patients suffering from COVID-19. The seven UK-based Formula 1 teams... read more »

The UK government have cancelled an order of ventilators from Red Bull and Renault who were spearheading the 'BlueSky' effort - the Medicines and Healthcare products... read more »

The seven UK-based Formula 1 teams have contributed to the supply of more than 20,000 orders from the NHS for devices to treat coronavirus patients. read more »

Mercedes has revealed that its Formula 1 engine facility at Brixworth has been entirely repurposed for the production of breathing aids to assist COVID-19 patients read more »

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton says he is "so proud" of his Mercedes team after it helped create a breathing aid for coronavirus patients in under a week. read more »

In the space of just ten days, University College London (UCL) and the Mercedes' F1 engine department were able to reverse engineer a breathing aid so that it can be... read more »

Mercedes have helped produce a breathing aid that can help keep Covid-19 patients out of intensive care as part of F1's newly-launched Project Pitlane. read more »

A breathing aid that has received design input from Mercedes' Formula 1 engineers has received approval for use in the NHS to aid COVID-19 patients read more »

Formula One's seven UK-based teams have joined forces to manufacture the medical devices needed to help treat coronavirus patients in the U.K.. read more »

Seven UK-based F1 teams have responded to the UK Government's call for assistance with the manufacture of medical devices to help in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. read more »