Alan Permane says the decision to stop both Carlos Sainz Jr. or Nico Hülkenberg taking to the track in Q2 on Saturday should enable them to make early gains thanks to their... read more »

The top four drivers on the grid for today's Russian Grand Prix have identical tyre allocation after the two opening days of the race weekend despite starting the weekend... read more »

Neither Carlos Sainz Jr. or Nico Hülkenberg ventured on track in Q2, safe in the knowledge they would be starting eleventh and twelfth on Sunday but with a free choice of... read more »

Strategy was clearly at the forefront of qualifying, so we're going to see an interesting situation tomorrow with the top four cars starting on the ultrasoft tyre. read more »

We are looking forward to fight in the midfield, especially against the cars that will have to start on the softest tyre. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull's progress from the back of the grid at the Russian Grand Prix will be solely decided by Pirelli's tyre degradation read more »

Formula 1 chiefs need to be aware of the "impossible" task Pirelli has faced over recent years when it comes to choosing who becomes the official supplier after 2019,... read more »

Romain Grosjean wants a change to the qualifying rules as he feels having to start on Q2 tyres is a "rubbish situation." read more »

Romain Grosjean says it is a "rubbish situation" that Formula 1 drivers qualifying in the top 10 have to start races on tyres that will only last a few laps read more »

Romain Grosjean believes F1's current starting tyre rules are unfair and result in a "big disadvantage" for drivers in Q3.  read more »

Changes to the track, DRS locations, tyre choices and power unit requirements for this year's VTB Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari are keeping to form after again going with an aggressive tyre selection for the upcoming Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The sport's sole tyre supplier Pirelli released each team's tyre choices for the forthcoming Russian Grand Prix which takes place in Sochi between 28 and 30 September. read more »

Ferrari loads up on Supersofts for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, while McLaren goes entirely in the opposite direction. read more »

Ferrari has gone ultra-aggressive with its tyre choice for the Japanese Grand Prix, selecting more supersoft sets than any other Formula 1 team read more »

South Korean tyre company Hankook has confirmed its participation in Formula 1's upcoming tender process for tyres. read more »

Recently announced 2019 Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc and Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas racked up the mileage in the latest two-day Pirelli tyre test at Paul Ricard. read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari wrap up Paul Ricard F1 tyre test read more »

F1 to choose between Pirelli and Hankook for 2020-23 tyre supply read more »

Ferrari's 2019 Formula 1 signing Charles Leclerc completed the equivalent of more than two race distances at Paul Ricard on Thursday, as part of Pirelli's 2019 tyre... read more »

Charles Leclerc adds to Ferrari experience at Paul Ricard tyre test read more »

Pirelli has promised to learn lessons from the Singapore Grand Prix and try solutions to prevent Formula 1 races being ruined by excessive tyre saving in 2019 read more »

Ferrari's 2019 signing Charles Leclerc will drive the team's current Formula 1 car in a Pirelli test at Paul Ricard this week read more »

Days after its tyre strategy was seen as one of the factors in its humiliating defeat by Mercedes in Singapore, Ferrari has opted for a similar strategy for the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Needing to take points off Lewis Hamilton in the title race, Sebastian Vettel has gone aggressive with his tyre choices for the upcoming Russian Grand Prix. read more »