Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli believes drivers are likely to favour a two-stop strategy in Sunday's United States Grand Prix. Formula 1 has returned to the highly... read more »

The one-stopper has been the favourite strategy in recent times in F1 races, but today's 71st F1 grand prix held in the United States is expected to drive teams towards a... read more »

Managing the softs to avoid overheating - especially at the rear - is crucial in these warm conditions, and this makes the medium and the hard the key choices for the race. read more »

Max Verstappen claims his first-ever front row start in Austin as he takes a brilliant pole position at COTA - his ninth pole of the season! For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

The opening day for this weekend's United States Grand Prix presented Pirelli's tyres with a huge stress to deal with due to the high temperatures and the punishingly... read more »

Despite the circuit having been resurfaced for around 40% of its total length, there's not a huge difference in terms of abrasion compared to our last visit in 2019, and... read more »

Pirelli will have question marks over the performance of its tyres this weekend after being unable to analyse the new resurfaced sections of the Circuit of the Americas ahead... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key is hoping Pirelli's 2022 18-inch race tyres will bring an end to "peaky" racing. read more »

The mammoth Pirelli testing programme for the 18-inch 2022 compounds has been brought to a close by Daniil Kvyat. read more »

Given the changes to the surface since F1 last raced there, how the Pirelli tyres fare on the Circuit of the Americas is somewhat unknown. read more »

Pirelli says it trialled 30 prototype specifications of the new-for-2022 tyres as the company prepares to switch to 18-inch rims from next season. Pirelli has undertaken 28... read more »

Pirelli has completed its final test for next year's 2022 18-inch tyres with a wet test session at Paul Ricard. read more »

Pirelli has concluded its test programme for the new 18-inch tyres that will be used for the 2022 Formula 1 season.  read more »

Pirelli's test campaign for the new 18-inch F1 tyres concluded yesterday at Paul Ricard, with Daniil Kvyat at the wheel of the Alpine. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says the upcoming United States Grand Prix will be a question mark for all teams due to its absence from the calendar last year and its... read more »

Alpine reserve driver Daniil Kvyat concluded Pirelli's 18-inch tyre test programme for 2021 in France on Monday. An additional day was arranged at Paul Ricard after the... read more »

We were not able to analyse the new asphalt, so its characteristics are a question mark for everyone and we will only discover the final effects on tyres and car performance in... read more »

The intermediate tyre showed just how versatile it was during Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix, according to Pirelli's Mario Isola. read more »

Hamilton had staged a recovery from 11th on the grid to challenge for a podium finish in the wet Istanbul race, when his main rivals elected to stop for fresh intermediate... read more »

Pirelli's Mario Isola has revealed that a number of teams were warned not to attempt going the full race distance on one set of tyres in Turkey. read more »

Pirelli are siding with Toto Wolff over whether Lewis Hamilton's tyres would have lasted the whole duration of the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Going for the whole race on the intermediates was not what we would advise, and in fact we alerted some teams to the potential risk of doing that. read more »

Mercedes were right to pit Lewis Hamilton at the Turkish Grand Prix as his tyres would have struggled to make the end of the race, according to Formula One supplier Pirelli. read more »

Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola has stated his belief Lews Hamilton could not have reached the chequered flag without stopping in the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli doubts Lewis Hamilton would have been able to complete the full race distance on the same set of intermediate Formula 1 tyres. read more »