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Bianchi out of artificial coma, breathing unaided
Jules Bianchi is showing signs of recovery following a life-threatening crash, and is breathing unaided after being taken out of an artificial coma and repatriated from Japan to a French hospital.
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F1 safety reviewed after Bianchi crash investigation
Formula One has reviewed its safety procedures in the light of Jules Bianchi's life-threatening crash at the Japanese Grand Prix with the decisions ratified Wednesday at a meeting of the World Motor...
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Marussia's F1 hopes boosted after auction cancelled
Marussia's hopes of competing in this year's Formula One championship have been boosted after a planned auction to sell the team's remaining assets was cancelled.
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Five races to start an hour earlier in 2015 as safety measure
Five Formula One races will start an hour earlier this year for safety reasons in the wake of Jules Bianchi's crash at the Japanese GP last year.
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Marussia F1 hopes boosted as it hopes to exit administration
Marussia hopes to exit administration this month, boosting the Formula One team's hopes of lining up in the season-opening race on March 15.
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Marussia hopes of competing in F1 dented
Marussia's hopes of competing in the Formula One championship using last year's car have been dented after the F1 Strategy Group failed to back the venture.
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Marussia signs Will Stevens, prepares for season-opener
Marussia intends to participate in the 2015 Formula One season starting with the first race at the Australian Grand Prix in just over two weeks' time with Will Stevens as one of its drivers.
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FIA approves Marussia's return to F1 this season
F1 says on its website on Friday that Marussia's "application to compete has now been formally approved by the FIA, subject to the team's full compliance with the 2015 regulations."
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Manor set for season in Melbourne after rescue
The Manor Formula One team will be on the grid for the opening race in Australia on March 15 after securing enough backing for the season ahead, although it has yet to name its second driver.
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Roberto Merhi to race for Marussia in opening rounds
The 23-year-old Spaniard, who made three practice appearances last year with Caterham, will join Will Stevens in Melbourne.
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Monaco poignant for Marussia after Bianchi crash
It was at last year's Monaco GP that the French driver secured a ninth-place finish, the best in the short history of the team then known as Marussia.
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Bianchi's father says son's condition 'stagnant'
The father of injured Formula One driver Jules Bianchi says his son's medical condition is "stagnant" as he continues to fight for his life following a horrific crash last year.
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Grosjean says sorry to Stevens after Montreal mistake
Lotus driver Romain Grosjean took the time to say sorry in person to British driver Will Stevens on Thursday after crashing into him at the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Tributes pour in for Jules Bianchi
Tributes poured in for French driver Jules Bianchi, who died from injuries sustained in a head-on crash during the Japanese Grand Prix last October.
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Chilton honours Bianchi, wins Indy Lights race in Iowa
Max Chilton won the Indy Lights race Saturday in Iowa after dedicating the race to former teammate Jules Bianchi, the F1 driver died from injuries sustained in October in the Japanese GP.
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FIA retires car No. 17 in honour of Jules Bianchi
Jean Todt, president of motorsports' governing body, announced the decision Monday. The FIA said it was "an appropriate gesture."
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Mourners recall Bianchi as 'humble' winner
Race helmet perched on his coffin, Jules Bianchi was mourned Tuesday as a "humble" winner in a Formula One career cut short in the sport's first deadly crash in more than 20 years.
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Title tussle takes a back seat as F1 mourns for Bianchi
The championship tussle between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg will take a back seat at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, with Formula One still coming to terms with the death of Jules Bianchi.
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Drivers unite in memory of Bianchi in Hungary
It also unified the paddock at the Hungaroring, with drivers pausing to remember a highly skilled, audacious driver whose promising career ended at the age of 25.
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Minute's silence held for Bianchi ahead of Hungarian GP
A poignant minute's silence was held in honour of Jules Bianchi before the start of the Hungarian GP, with drivers forming a ring and placing their race helmets on the ground.
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Alexander Rossi signs for Manor Marussia
Formula One team Manor Marussia has signed American driver Alexander Rossi to race in five of the seven remaining events this season, starting in Singapore this weekend.
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Rossi says F1 race debut is 'very surreal'
American driver Alexander Rossi is having a "very surreal" time preparing for his Formula One race debut this weekend after signing a deal with Manor Marussia, becoming the first American to compete in...
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Rossi says F1 debut 'pretty special' despite issues
Rossi was competing for the small-budget Manor Marussia team which was never going to win the race. He at least had the satisfaction of taking 14th place ahead of teammate Will Stevens.
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Given chance, Rossi fighting for full-time F1 seat
The American returns to Texas for this weekend's U.S. Grand Prix with the small-budget Manor Marussia team. He will be going much faster from the starting grid in pursuit of a permanent driver's seat...
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Bianchi's family taking legal action, argue death was avoidable
The family of Jules Bianchi is taking legal action against motorsport's governing body, the Marussia team and Formula One Management following the French driver's death from head injuries.
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