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Formula One driver Zhou Guanyu has credited his car's halo protection device for saving his life after he was involved in a horrific high-speed crash during ...

The race was red flagged and suspended until Zhou's car had been removed. He was later given the all clear, his team confirmed on Twitter. Zhou's car ended up wedged between the tire barrier and catch fencing, which is there to protect fans.

Sebastian Vettel sympathised with the environmental 'fears and anxieties' of the protesters who invaded Sunday's race at Silverstone, but recognised they ...

"So yes, I support the cause, I think Formula 1 is doing a great job already to try and go carbon zero by 2030. "On the other hand, I see the other side. It later confirmed that seven people had been arrested for the incident.

The F1 halo is a safety device, designed by Mercedes and chosen by Formula One instead of Red Bull's alternative idea, which was credited with saving.

I find it incredible that you can come out of it." Hamilton said: "I feel very, very fortunate today. Leclerc said: “I have never been a fan of the halo but I have to say that I was very happy to have it over my head today.” Charles Leclerc paid tribute after crashing with Fernando Alonso in Belgium in 2018. "When I saw [Zhou’s crash], I was completely shocked. It was incredible.

Protesters stormed onto the track at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday with Gary Lineker and Martin Brundle having differing opinions ...

Carbon reduction projects will begin immediately to start the journey of becoming a more sustainable sport." In a statement, Formula 1 said: “We can confirm that after the red flag, several people attempted to enter the track. F1 cars were making their way round the circuit after an early red flag and marshals frantically ran out the circuit, dragging off the individuals.

In a spectacular race won by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, Chinese rookie Zhou Guanyu survived a high-speed opening lap crash in which he was sent bouncing and ...

"Today, the FIA saved two lives and we need to give it to them, for the amazing work they are doing in safety... "The fact he came out of it is crazy. "First of all, I took the decision not to see the accident. It was horrible. It was incredible. Thanks everyone for your kind messages."

Sky F1's Karun Chandhok hails the halo device that helped save the lives of both Zhou Guanyu in Formula One and Roy Nissany in Formula Two. Carlos Sainz has ...

The most important thing today is no one got hurt." I find it incredible that you can come out of it." "When I saw it, I was completely shocked," explained Sainz. "It was incredible. He returned to the paddock later on Sunday. "They've saved probably two lives. Zhou Guanyu was flipped upside down and over the barriers at the start of the British GP while in the F2 support race, Dennis Hauger's car landed on top of Roy Nissany's; "We sometimes criticise the FIA but you need to give it to them," said Silverstone F1 winner Carlos Sainz

George Russell described the collision at the start of the British Grand Prix, with Zhou Guanyu, that sent the Alfa Romeo driver sliding upside down into ...

I asked the marshal to make sure that they didn’t pick the car up and as it turned out there was nothing wrong with the car bar a puncture. “I ran back to the team to check and when I came back, the car was on the flat bed [truck] already. When I came back, I couldn’t get the car turned on, but I don’t know, there was no reason why I shouldn’t have been able to because the car was fine.

If the crash was five years ago, the British Grand Prix could have resulted in a fatal crash for Zhou who would have been head first on the track and gravel ...

He took to Twitter to say: “Glad I followed my convictions in imposing the Halo, despite a strong opposition!” Zhou Guanyu’s crash at the British Grand Prix was a harrowing moment for all watching whilst we waited to hear how he was after seeing his car fly across the surface upside down. It’s constructed from aerospace industry Grade 5 titanium, it can withstand the weight of a double-decker London bus which is 12,000kg.

Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu said Formula One's halo head protection system had saved him after his car was involved in a huge crash at Silverstone.

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz Jr. went on to win his first career Formula One race on Sunday in what was the most dramatic race so far this season. It was the second time on Sunday that the halo had saved a driver from serious injury, and probably worse. “Halo saved me today.

Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu credited the 'halo' for keeping him alive following his harrowing first-corner crash at Sunday's British Grand Prix.