Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola has blamed "a lack of communication" for the driver revolt that followed the Bahrain 2021 tyre test last year but has revealed the issues... read more »

The FIA will allow the use of modified 2021 cars to test Pirelli's 18-inch tyres, meaning McLaren can take part. read more »

F1 2021's new aero rules set to cut downforce by simplifying the floor and diffusers, but on the grid there are 2 prevailing floor setups - Mercedes' low rake, and... read more »

Pirelli's new tyre compounds for 2021 will leave teams with plenty of "head-scratching" in how to maximise them. read more »

Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies thinks Formula 1 teams will have to do a lot of "head scratching" to get on top of Pirelli's new 2021 tyre compounds read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes the 2021 cars will start the season slower than the 2020 versions due to aero and tyre changes. read more »

Formula One will introduce further minor changes to the Sporting Regulations in 2021, including tweaks to the tyre usage and the maximum length of a grand prix. read more »

The FIA have moved to update the rules surrounding tyre usage after George Russell's unprecedented incident at the Sakhir GP. read more »

The FIA has updated the Formula 1 sporting regulations related to tyre usage that meant George Russell risked being disqualified in Sakhir after being fitted with Valtteri... read more »

This year has been an up and down year for Pirelli, from multiple tyre failures in the British Grand Prix, to one week later choosing softer compounds at the 70th anniversary... read more »

Daniil Kvyat´s day out on the Yas Marina Circuit hasn´t been his cup of tea - he struggled with traffic and tyre degradation, but he is pleased to end the season with promising... read more »

Max Verstappen admits his only concern from a dominant victory at the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP was whether his F1 tyres would go the distance. read more »

Today we had a decent race and stayed on top of the tricky balancing act of managing tyre and brake temperatures. read more »

Max Verstappen feared a repeat of his Imola tyre failure after reporting vibrations en route to victory in the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 season finale on Sunday read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli suggests a one-stop strategy is set to be the fastest way to chequered flag of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The final round of the 2020 F1 season... read more »

The medium yellow tyre is a very interesting compound to start the race on, with five of the top 10 qualifiers in Q2 setting their best times with this compound and four more... read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished comfortably clear during the daylight final practice session for Formula 1's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Verstappen swiftly... read more »

Mercedes is confident it will avoid a future repeat of its pit stop blunder at F1's Sakhir GP after implementing fixes for its radio "loophole". read more »

Carlos Sainz said McLaren weren't able to put a clean stint together on the soft tyres during Friday practice in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Valtteri Bottas admits he struggled to get Pirelli's softest F1 tyre compound "into the window" in Friday practice for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli believe poor communication over the purpose of their 2021 tyres and the testing of them led to heavy criticism from the drivers. read more »

Mercedes has installed a fix following the radio miscommunication during last weekend's Sakhir Grand Prix which saw George Russell fitted with his teammate's tyres. read more »

James Allison has confirmed that the pit-stop errors that lost Mercedes the Sakhir Grand Prix were caused by a team radio issue. read more »

James Allison answers your Sakhir Grand Prix questions – from what the engine issue was that George reported over the radio, to why we kept Valtteri out longer for the first... read more »

On Friday the teams will get the chance to once again run Pirelli's 2021-specification tyres, as was previously the case in FP1 and FP2 in Bahrain. read more »