Pedro de la Rosa, 20th: "The truth is the race went well. We had to gamble a bit with the strategy and try something different because, in our position, if you do the same... read more »

Charlie Whiting, the FIA's top F1 official, has described Maria de Villota's crash earlier this week as a "one in five million" freak accident. "It was... read more »

First pole of the season for Scuderia Ferrari, courtesy of Fernando Alonso, at the end of an extremely long qualifying session. Rain was the main factor today, causing an... read more »

Taking the first pole of the season for Ferrari and his first since Singapore 2010, Fernando Alonso dedicates it to Maria de Villota. read more »

Fernando Alonso has dedicated his F1 2012 British GP pole to Maria de Villota, who was seriously injured this week while conducting a straight-line aero test with Marussia. read more »

The latest update on Maria de Villota reveals that Spaniard is now off the 'critical' list, although her condition remains 'serious'. read more »

Marussia was boosted on Friday when the team noticed so many support messages for Maria De Villota from drivers and teams in the paddock. With Maria still in the mindset of... read more »

Maria De Villota is no longer in a critical condition following her accident and has undergone further surgery... read more »

Maria de Villota's condition has improved from critical to serious after further surgery at Addenbrooke's hospital read more »

Earlier today, Maria De Villota underwent further surgery at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. This was a planned procedure that would depend upon the continued stability of... read more »

Maria de Villota has undergone further surgery on Friday to address her facial injuries, following her testing accident on Tuesday. The Spaniard, who lost her right eye and... read more »

María de Villota, who suffered severe head and facial injuries during a testing crash at Duxford on Tuesday, has undergone further surgery at Addenbrooke’s... read more »

Maria de Villota has undergone further surgery for her facial injuries after doctors were sufficiently happy with her progress to permit the operation read more »

In a statement issued this evening, Marussia reveals that surgeons have successfully completed the next phase of surgery required to address Maria de Villota's facial... read more »

Grand Prix Drivers’ chairman Pedro de la Rosa has called for an investigation into Maria de Villota’s crash at Duxford Aerodrome earlier in the week to see... read more »

The family of María de Villota have thanked the fans of Formula 1 for their support following the Spaniard’s shocking accident on Tuesday. While testing... read more »

Maria De Villota’s family has said that the Spanish driver remains in a critical condition in hospital. “We have at least been able to take encouragement... read more »

Maria de Villota remains in a critical but stable condition after her accident in testing on Tuesday... read more »

Maria de Villota's family have issued a statement saying they have been able to "take encouragement"from Villota's stable condition since her accident at... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa admits that a F1 needs to reconsider its safety procedures at tests after Maria De Villota's accident. read more »

Maria de Villota remains in a critical but stable condition following a testing accident on Tuesday, her family confirmed via a statement. The Marussia test driver suffered... read more »

For the first time since the incident, a member of De Villota's family has released a statement about Maria's situation. Isabel, sister of Maria spoke in name... read more »

The latest update on Maria de Villota - issued by the de Villota family - reveals that the Spaniard remains 'critical but stable' in Addenbrooke's Hospital read more »

Maria de Villota remains in critical but stable condition two days after her dramatic accident, her family said on Thursday. read more »

The family of Maria de Villota has issued a statement following the testing crash on Tuesday which has left her seriously injured. read more »