This weekend's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim will see sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli provide the two softest compounds of tyre - the Red-banded P-Zero Supersoft and the... read more »

Pirelli prepared for the first Austrian Grand Prix in 11 years by analysing the track surface and racing lines, ending up with the super soft and soft tyre, a combination used... read more »

Pirelli has nominated the softest tyre compounds in its range for both the Austrian and German grands prix, will also naming its choices for Britain and Hungary read more »

Tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed their compound choices for the next four events. The softest compounds - the super soft and soft - will be taken to Formula 1's return... read more »

Pirelli has listened to criticism from multiple drivers who complained that the compound choices so far this season have been too hard. The tyre supplier will therefore bring... read more »

Pirelli announced they were bringing the two softest compounds of tyre to this weekends Canadian Grand Prix in the form of its P Zero Yellow Soft and P Zero Red […] read more »

As has been the case for the last two years, the P Zero Yellow soft and P Zero Red supersoft have been nominated for the Monaco Grand Prix: the two softest tyres in Pirelli’s... read more »

Pirelli has revealed which compounds it will take to the Japanese, Korean and Indian grands prix. Japan will see the soft and hard compounds in use around the Suzuka circuit.... read more »

The two softest tyres in Pirelli's range - the supersoft and soft - return for the Canadian Grand Prix, but they will face a very different challenge to Monaco two weeks ago. read more »

Pirelli will takes it three softest tyre compounds to the flyaway races in Japan and Korea, it has been announced. read more »