The ingenuity and creativity of the F1 community unites to fight against one of the greatest challenges of our time, COVID-19. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner has described how Renault and Red Bull put their history aside for Project Pitlane. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed the "unthinkable" scenario in which Renault Formula 1 personnel worked at his team's factory recently as part of... read more »

The UK government has requested 15,000 Penlon Prima ES02 ventilators following approval of the system by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. Penlon worked... 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 »

Formula 1's 'Project Pitlane', which involves the joint efforts of all seven UK-based teams, will produce more than 20,000 ventilators and breathing aids to help... read more »

The design of the CPAP breathing aid, which was partly developed by engineers at Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains, will be made freely available for worldwide... read more »

Jean Todt has praised the F1 teams for their response to the UK government's call for ventilators as part of 'Project Pitlane'. read more »

The McLaren Group has been involved in the development of personal respirators for NHS staff that are leading the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. UK-based Formula 1... read more »

Formula 1's seven UK-based teams have made significant progress after having joined forces to help with the fight against novel the COVID-19 coronavirus. read more »

F1 teams are joining the fight to combat the coronavirus pandemic as part of a combined relief effort. Crash.net's F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam explains how Project... read more »

Seven UK-based F1 teams (Mercedes, Red Bull, McLaren, Renault, Racing Point, Haas and Williams) are battling the Coronavirus pandemic by using their engineering expertise and... read more »

Formula 1 teams are ideally placed to assist in the fight against the coronavirus due to its "highly legislative environment", according to Innovate UK Chief... read more »

Mercedes High-Performance Powertrains and the University College of London have worked together to develop CPAP machines which have been given approval to be used by the NHS.... 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 »

F1 teams are pushing the boundaries to reach the "stretched goal" of medical devices they hope to manufacture to aid the UK government in its relief effort against... read more »

The seven UK based Formula 1 teams have joined forces to create 'Project Pitlane', an initiative that will see the teams assist in the rapid development and... read more »

The UK government have confirmed that seven F1 teams have launched "Project Pitlane" to develop ventilators to help coronavirus sufferers. read more »

Lewis Hamilton praises his Mercedes Formula 1 team along with the other six teams that have joined together to aid in the development and manufacture of ventilators in the UK. 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 »

The collective of seven UK-based Formula 1 teams working to assist the British government in combatting the coronavirus crisis will pool its resources and work under the... read more »

Seven British-based Formula 1 teams have combined to create 'Project Pitlane' in the ongoing global struggle to tackle the coronavirus. read more »

The seven UK-based Formula 1 teams have launched 'Project Pitlane' to help with the production of ventilator equipment in the fight against coronavirus. read more »

Formula 1 has revealed further details of the manner in which the seven UK-based teams are assisting with the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Formula 1 is on... read more »

Williams trialled a new front wing design at the start of the second week of Formula 1 pre-season testing, with further new aerodynamic additions seen elsewhere in the pitlane read more »