Round 16 of the FIA Formula One World Championship brought the teams to Istanbul Park, home of the Turkish Grand Prix. The weekend has seen the domination of Mercedes so far... read more »

A two-stopper using the medium for one stint and the hard for two stints is on paper the fastest strategy tomorrow. read more »

It's a second Pirelli Pole Position Award of the year for Valtteri Bottas, as he will start Sunday's race from pole! For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

After late notice of grip-boosting work at Istanbul Park, Pirelli fear they have made a misjudgement on their Turkish GP tyre compounds. read more »

After drivers struggled to find grip on the newly-resurfaced track last season, Pirelli went one step softer for this year's race, switching from the C1, C2, C3... read more »

From the beginning it was clear that track conditions were much better than last year, with drivers reporting improved grip, and times in both sessions considerably faster than... read more »

With softer tyres being used for this season's trip to Turkey, Pirelli believe there is a chance drivers could see higher levels of tyre wear at the Intercity Istanbul... read more »

For the Turkish Grand Prix the three tyres in the middle of the range have been nominated. This is one step softer than the nomination last year, which was held in November... read more »

Pirelli has secured a date to complete the final laps of this year's 18-inch tyre test programme. The test will take place on October 18 at the Circuit Paul Ricard, home... read more »

Having not been used for F1 since 2011, Istanbul Park was resurfaced in 2020 as part of the preparations for the championship's return last year - the venue being one of... read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Mario Isola says they can not do anything about the level of spray created by the wet-weather tyres. read more »

Pirelli were pleased with how the medium and hard compounds worked during Sunday's Russian Grand Prix, but Mario Isola says it was the timing of the switch to... read more »

Mclaren judged the crossover point from Intermediates to Slicks with perfection, as Lando Norris claimed his first ever pole position in tricky conditions in Sochi. Pirelli... read more »

Enjoy a spectactular ride around Sochi as Lando Norris puts in a stellar effort to claim his maiden pole position. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow... read more »

All drivers will have a free choice of tyres at the start, which means that they should be able to run the optimal one-stop strategy. read more »

The red flagging of the Belgian GP after a few token laps behind the safety car reignited the debate about F1 cars not being able to run safely in heavy rain.In Sochi on... read more »

The expected wet weather on Saturday meant teams focused on getting as much data about all three compounds of tyre on Friday in Sochi, according to Pirelli's Mario Isola. read more »

Pirelli have brought the softest range of tyres to the Russian Grand Prix, although based on the forecast they may not be needed. read more »

Formula 1 journalist Peter Windsor has offered insight into how he believes Mercedes have benefitted from Pirelli's stiffer tyre construction. read more »

We've seen in the past that there's been quite a lot of different strategic thinking, with all three compounds on the grid at the start of the race and varying... read more »

Pirelli motorsports boss Mario Isola has confirmed he is open to discussing the use of all three tyre compounds in F1 races despite previously abandoning the idea. read more »

Pirelli boss, Mario Isola admits that F1 bosses are fearful of changing tyre regulations in case it gets too complicated for the fans. read more »

An issue suffered by Alpine halved theirs and Pirelli's latest test of their 2022 wet and intermediate tyres at Magny-Cours. read more »

Pirelli confirmed that talks did take place previously regarding a rule to make all three compounds compulsory to use in a race. read more »

Mario Isola felt the warmer temperatures at Monza last Sunday meant teams using the medium and hard compounds was always going to be the case. read more »