Health and Safety Executive had been looking into 2012 testing crash
Wednesday 27 May 2015 09:18, UK
No action will be taken against Manor Marussia after an investigation into Maria de Villota’s testing accident, the Health and Safety Executive confirmed.
The Spaniard crashed into a support truck at Duxford Airfield in Cambridgeshire during testing in July 2012 and lost her right eye.
De Villota died in Seville in October 2013, aged 33, "as a consequence of the neurological injuries she suffered", her family said at the time.
A Marussia investigation at the time concluded there was no issue with the car and a subsequent HSE investigation has now concluded.
A spokesman for HSE said: "After an investigation into the incident it has been decided no enforcement action will be taken."
Manor GP have so far not commented on the conclusion of the HSE's investigation.
