FIA to make special investigations over recent debris related accidents

As only less than two weeks have passed since F2 driver Henry Surtees died from an accident involving a loose tyre, and most recently Felipe Massa's blow to the head by a loose spring, the FIA is now looking deeper into these type of accidents as to improve the ontrack safety.

The FIA statement read, "FIA President Max Mosley has asked the FIA Safety Commission to prepare a report on the recent debris-related accidents in the FIA Formula One World Championship and FIA Formula Two Championship."

"The FIA Safety Commission, which is made up of medical and technical representatives from all areas of motor sport, will submit its report and recommendations to the World Motor Sport Council.

"Preliminary findings suggest the helmet being used by Felipe Massa may have played a significant role in limiting the injuries sustained. The FIA 8860 helmet, which took eight years to develop by the FIA and FIA Institute, provides increased protection in all key impact areas."