Pirelli's chief engineer Simone Berra suggested that drivers will need to manage their tyres both in today's sprint and tomorrow's main race with overheating... read more »

As expected, there seems to be no graining, but overheating is a major factor. read more »

After drivers used the hardest compounds of Pirelli's five-compound tyre range at last weekend's Barcelona race, the Austrian Grand Prix will see the field run the... read more »

For the past two editions of this race, the two-stop strategy proved quickest, running the Medium and Hard tyres and last year, no driver gambled on the Softs. read more »

Despite the higher temperatures, the hard struggled a bit in terms of overall performance, while not offering a decisive advantage when it came to degradation. read more »

We can rule out a one-stop strategy because it's too slow, but the idea of a four stint, three-stop race is not so far-fetched. read more »

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The performance difference over a flying lap seems to match the predictions - six to seven tenths between Hard and Medium and just over a second between Medium and Soft. read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli has nominated the hardest compounds for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix and has mandated very high minimum starting... read more »

A three-stopper might be feasible, especially as last year's race proved that overtaking is easier than in the past. read more »

Ferrari has completed a two-day test at the Mugello circuit sampling the 2025-specification tyres that Pirelli intends to introduce into Formula 1 for the next campaign.... read more »

As part of an effort to make F1 cars smaller and lighter, Pirelli agreed to reduce the front tyre width by 25mm and the rear tyre width by 30mm. The tyres themselves will also... read more »

Hot on the heels of their disastrous showing at the Canadian Grand Prix, Ferrari have headed to their own track in Mugello to complete a two-day test for Formula One's... read more »

Pirelli is assessing whether a compound that is even softer than the current softest of its five-compound range, the C5 tyre could add to the excitement of races in the future. read more »

Formula 1 answered its critics with an amazing show from the first to the last lap. read more »

Formula One's tyre manufacturer Pirelli stated their pre-event simulation predicted qualifying times particularly precisely, with the quickest lap of the entire weekend... read more »

Pirelli have made a huge factual error whilst demonstrating their support publicly for an under-fire Formula 1 star. read more »

It is increasingly likely that, if we have a dry race, the most effective strategy is a two-stop. read more »

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Meteo France is currently saying there is an 80% probability of rain for qualifying, while the figure is lower for the race, but we know that the situation can change rapidly. read more »

The FIA and Pirelli have released the tyre compounds available to teams for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds it will bring to the trio of the Spanish, Austrian and British Grands Prix. read more »

Drivers and teams will need to work out how to get the best out of Pirelli's softest compounds on the resurfaced Gilles Villeneuve track as the Milan-based tyre... read more »

Pirelli’s Chief Engineer Simone Berra has disagreed with a claim from Lewis Hamilton that the manufacturer’s current tyre allocation has a narrow operating window. During the... read more »

In last year's race, all three dry compounds came into play with a mix of strategies with some drivers, including the three who finished on the podium, going for a... read more »