The Nurburgring is practically an all-new venue for us, so we'll be treating it as if we are coming there for the first time. read more »

Alex Zanardi is showing “significant progress” in his recovery according to doctors at the hospital treating him, though they warned against making any long-term prognosis. The... read more »

Red Bull says it now has "nothing to lose" in the 2020 Formula 1 season and says it will be treating every grand prix akin to a "cup final." Mercedes has... read more »

Alex Zanardi is showing “significant clinical improvements” according to the latest statement from the hospital treating the former Formula 1 driver and multiple Paralympic... read more »

The hospital treating Alessandro Zanardi following his hand-bike accident in June, says the Italian is showing "significant clinical improvements". read more »

The hospital currently treating former CART champion and Formula 1 driver Alex Zanardi has released an update on the Italian's condition. read more »

Doctors treating Alex Zanardi at the San Raffaele Hospital near Milan, have confirmed the Italian is in a “stable” condition following a fourth surgery for “late complications”... read more »

Doctors treating Alex Zanardi are to begin "the reduction of sedation" almost a month after the former Formula 1 driver and CART champion was admitted to hospital. read more »

Alex Zanardi will gradually be awoken from his induced coma, doctors treating the Italian have confirmed. Zanardi collided with a truck while competing in a handcycling event... read more »

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton says he is still treating the 2020 F1 season as a "marathon", despite great uncertainty over how the final calendar will look. read more »

No further updates will be provided by the hospital treating Alex Zanardi unless his condition significantly changes. read more »

The hospital treating Alex Zanardi says he remains in a serious but stable condition and will no longer issue medical updates unless his prognosis changes. Zanardi, 53, was... read more »

The hospital treating Alex Zanardi has announced that he will remain in a medically-induced coma for at least a week more. read more »

Alex Zanardi is to remain in an induced coma into next week, according to doctors treating the former Formula 1 driver. read more »

Doctors treating Alex Zanardi say he remains in a stable but serious condition in hospital and that any attempts to remove him from an induced coma will not happen this […] read more »

After three nights in the intensive care unit, Alex Zanardi's condition is unchanged according to the hospital treating him.  read more »

Alex Zanardi's condition has not changed in the last 24 hours, according to doctors treating him, who hope to evaluate the next steps over the coming days. Zanardi, 53,... read more »

The hospital treating Alex Zanardi says his neurological picture "remains serious" and are still unable to provide a full prognosis into his condition. Zanardi was... read more »

The doctor treating Alex Zanardi says it is not yet possible to provide a prognosis on the full extent of his situation, in the wake of the Italian's accident on […] 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 »

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 »

Former Formula 1 team boss Flavio Briatore says that he contracted the coronavirus in December, but that health organisations were not treating the virus seriously at that point. read more »

MotoGP have postponed four Grand Prix, Formula E have postponed three, the Rugby Union Six Nations competition is in tatters and football leagues across Europe may remain... read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams says the team are treating 2019 and 2020 as one long campaign to prepare for 2021. read more »

As Formula 1 looks to grow the grid, Chase Carey says the sport must avoid treating newcomers as "second class citizens". read more »