Formula 1 racing's Halo doesn't have anything to do with angels or heaven. It's installed on the cars for a practical reason rooted firmly here on Earth.

Once skeptical of the halo safety device on Formula One cars, Romain Grosjean acknowledged it likely saved his life after a horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix that saw his car split in half ...

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 two lives at the 2022 British Grand Prix.

Without a doubt, the car’s halo saved his life. The roll hoop’s failure, however, meant the halo was the only component left to protect the Chinese driver as his car skidded across the tarmac ...

Open-top two-seat sports car uses the high-tech safety device straight out of F1 and can top 315km/h without a roof.

Formula 1 racing's Halo doesn't have anything to do with angels or heaven. It's installed on the cars for a practical reason ...

Once skeptical of the halo safety device on Formula One cars, Romain Grosjean acknowledged it likely saved his life after a horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix that saw his car split in half ...