Despite a ruling that 'no enforcement action is being taken', Maria De Villota's family are considering their legal options. The Marussia test driver was seriously injured when she crashed into a support truck whilst conducting aerodynamic testing at Duxford. The Spaniard lost her right eye as a result and died 15 months later at the age of 33. Her death was ruled to be a 'consequence of the neurological injuries she suffered' in the testing crash. On Tuesday, Health and Safety Executive (HSE) announced that, after a lengthy investigation, 'no enforcement action' will be taken. Her family, though, have not ruled out legal action, saying they will wait until they have read the full...
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