An investigation into Maria de Villota's accident when testing a Marussia Formula 1 car in 2012 has concluded no action will be taken against the parties involved. De Villota crashed into an articulated trailer while carrying out a straightline test for Marussia at Duxford (UK) Aerodrome. She lost her right...

Fernando Alonso - 4th: "Fourth place was the most I could do today, as the three ahead of me were really out of reach and so, given our starting position and how practice went in general, I am happy. It was an action packed race and even if we suffered...

Formula 1 drivers plan to hold a minute's silence for Maria de Villota ahead of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.The former Marussia test driver died on Friday as a result of injuries sustained in a straightline testing accident last year.The Grand Prix Drivers' Association issued a statement after qualifying paying tribute...

Maria de Villota died as a consequence of the injuries she suffered in her Marussia Formula 1 test crash, according to her family.The Spaniard had suffered massive head injuries and lost her right eye when she collided with a team support truck during a straightline test at England's Duxford Aerodrome...

Team boss were quick to offer tributes to the inspirational legacy of test driver Maria de Villota. The 33-year-old former Marussia test driver was found dead in a hotel room in Seville on Friday.The Spaniard had remained involved in the sport after the horrific test accident in 2012 that resulted...

Madrid-born Maria de Villota, who was found dead in a Spanish hotel room late Thursday, was the daughter of two-time grand prix starter Emilio.Having come from a racing family, it was no surprise she pursued a career in racing. After initially competing in karts, she stepped into single-seater racing in...

Maria de Villota has been found dead in a hotel room in Seville. The Spaniard was 33.A statement on her Facebook page, signed by her family, read: "Dear friends: Maria has left us."She had to go to heaven like all angels. We are thankful to God for the extra year...

Jenson Button - 11th/9th: "It's great to be out on the circuit. Throughout the day, we saw a lot of drivers making mistakes, but that's the nature of this place - it's unforgiving. Obviously, we don't like to see accidents like Checo's, but you appreciate that you have to respect...