Pirelli has determined there to be no structural integrity issue with its Formula 1 tyres following Nico Rosberg's spectacular failure during Friday's second Belgian... read more »

Investigation excludes any structural integrity issues, says Pirelli following Nico Rosberg's Blanchimont nightmare. read more »

Pirelli says an external cut into the tyre structure is the likely cause for the failure which sent Nico Rosberg into a high speed spin during practice for the Belgian Grand... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has ruled out a structural issue with its tyres after Nico Rosberg's dramatic failure during Friday practice for the Belgian… read more »

Pirelli believe an external source caused a cut that ultimate caused the tyre failure for Nico Rosberg during FP2 in Belgium on Friday. View the original post at Pirelli... read more »

Nico Rosberg suffered a horrific incident in the dying minutes of the second practice session for the Belgian GP after one of his Pirelli tyres blowed up during his race... read more »

We'll be working hard with Pirelli this evening to understand what happened. read more »

Mercedes executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe says he's never seen anything like Nico Rosberg's FP2 tyre blowout but insists its "too soon" to say... read more »

Nico Rosberg reflects on a scary moment in second F1 practice at the Belgian Grand Prix that left his right-rear Pirelli in tatters and his Mercedes inches from contact with... read more »

Pirelli have chosen their medium and soft compound tyres for use at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. View the original post at Medium and Soft Tyres for Belgian Grand Prix read more »

Hard and soft tyres for GP2 at Spa (a step softer than last year) while the medium compound is nominated for GP3. read more »

We have the same tyre nomination for Spa as we did for the Hungaroring, but the two circuits present a very marked contrast. read more »

Paul Hembrey, motorsport director of Pirelli, has admitted that the budget for their Formula 1 efforts mirrors that of a fully fledged team. Pirelli will soon find out whether... read more »

With a budget to rival Formula 1's biggest spenders, Paul Hembery has warned that Pirelli won't remain in Formula 1 at "any cost"... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has revealed his company's annual investment in Formula 1 is the equivalent of a team's budget read more »

As Pirelli and Michelin vie to become F1's sole tyre supplier in 2016, Monisha Kaltenborn has raised the question of why not both... read more »

Pirelli is aiming to create a return to two- and three-stop races next year after admitting it has been too conservative with its tyre compounds this year. Part of the problem... read more »

Pirelli's sporting director Paul Hembery admitted the Italian tyre manufacturer has been too conservative this season. The company is, however, not dissatisfied with how... read more »

It may be applying for a new F1 contract, but Pirelli says it still needs to be getting value for money from its role as tyre supplier. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it is looking into the possibility of introducing a softer, fifth compound for the 2016 season, to be used exclusively at… read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery has called for a major rethink to Formula 1's testing rules come 2017, when a major overhaul of the sport is planned to come into effect.... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has called on Formula 1 to radically alter its testing programme ahead of the 2017 season given the dramatic rule changes planned read more »

Pirelli has revealed they could introduce a fifth type of tyre next season that will be suited to street tracks... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is against Michelin's plans to introduce 18-inch rims and more durable tyres in Formula One. Michelin and current tyre supplier... read more »

Pirelli could introduce an additional 'super-super' soft tyre compound in 2016 for use on specific circuits, namely Monaco and Singapore. read more »