FIA president Jean Todt has called an emergency meeting in Paris on Wednesday to discuss and find a solution to the tyre 'explosions' which dominated the British... read more »

The British Grand Prix grid changed post-qualifying for all bar the Mercedes and Red Bulls, as Paul di Resta's exclusion from the results dropped his Force India from... read more »

In-season testing is set to return next season under a revised set of regulations ratified by the World Motor Sport Council today. read more »

Pirelli will not race their revised tyres in Britain after only managing minimal testing in Canada on Friday... read more »

Three grid penalties mean slight changes to the Canadian Grand Prix starting order after qualifying. read more »

Pirelli decided not to send a representative to Friday's FIA press conference, but was otherwise pleased with day one in Canada.     read more »

Pirelli will make a decision on Monday about whether or not it will use revised tyres from the British Grand Prix, with it now suggesting that a simple glue change may be... read more »

After months of discussion, toiling between the teams, arguing and private track testing, Pirelli might scrap its new tyres for the 2013 season altogether. The sole tyre... read more »

Formula 1 teams will not race with modified 2013 rear tyres at next week's Canadian Grand Prix, but will test them in Friday practice. read more »

Pirelli has revealed that its revised F1 tyre will not make its race debut at the Canadian Grand Prix as originally planned.     read more »

Pirelli will not debut it's revised 2013 tyres at the Canadian Grand Prix as planned, but will give the teams an opportunity to test them during Friday practice. The... read more »

Pirelli will not race with its revised rear tyres at the Canadian Grand Prix, opting to give the teams a chance to use them in Friday practice before a planned full... read more »

Force India believes Pirelli should hold fire on making a final decision over changes to its Formula 1 tyres until after teams have tested the revised rubber at the Canadian... read more »

Pirelli is hoping to find a 'sportingly equitable' solution when it introduces its revised tyre specification at the Canadian Grand... read more »

This year’s Pirelli P Zero Formula One tyre range will change from the Canadian Grand Prix onwards, using a revised construction. The move follows the Spanish Grand Prix, which... read more »

Jenson Button has revealed the McLaren MP4-28 will look very different when the upgraded car hits the track during practice for the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Paul Hembery expects the revised hard compound that will be used in Spain will give the teams a "wider working temperature window"... read more »

The team which finishes 11th in the constructors' championship will no longer receive a share of the prize money under the new agreement. Bernie Ecclestone has revealed... read more »

Pirelli have responded to concerns over the durability of their 2013 tyres by announcing that they will introduce a revised hard compound into their range from the next race in... read more »

A Swiss technical expert believes that the revised design of this year's Pirelli tyres could be at the heart of several teams' 2013... read more »

Pirelli have revised their tyre allocation for this weekend's Bahrain GP with the medium compound to be used instead of the soft, Sky Sports Online can confirm. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen line up on the front for in Shanghai, with Mark Webber demoted to the back on the revised starting grid for Sunday's... read more »

Force India signs a new engine deal with Mercedes, with revised agreement to include gearbox and hydraulic supply read more »

Red Bull has continued to voice its concerns over this year's Pirelli tyres. Revised compound and constructions for 2013 have thrown a gauntlet at the teams' feet,... read more »

Ferrari are expecting the first race of the 2013 season to provide some 'surprises' and some 'shocks' as the teams failed to fully understand the Pirelli... read more »