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 ...

The introduction of the halo necessitated changes to the design of F1 cars to accommodate the device. Teams had to modify the chassis to ensure that it could handle the additional loads imposed by ...

If you can't hide it, embrace it. When the Halo safety device was mandated for Formula One cars this year, many were quick to draw parallels with the structure's eccentric looks and a flip-flop shoe.

Aston Martin’s decision to reveal renders of their latest challenger, rather than present us with images of the physical car, was always ... intakes alongside the halo. The small vertical ...

The chassis is also pricey, costing around $700,000 to manufacture. Reliability is key in an F1 car, so around $350,000 ... $17,000 is typically spent on the halo, which has proved to be an ...