Next year, there will be just three P Zero colours at each race. These will always be the same - white, yellow and red - denoting the hard, medium and soft tyre choices... read more »

Pirelli has revealed the simplified colour coding for its tyres for the 2019 F1 season. read more »

Pirelli to use just three colours for 2019 tyre compounds read more »

Pirelli confirms plans to simplify its tyre coding system for 2019 with hard, medium and soft tyres being defined at each race. read more »

Max Verstappen feels F1's wet tyre rules mean wet practice sessions are 'a bit useless' due to prioritising fresh tyres for qualifying and the race read more »

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

Fernando Alonso believes the "whole world" is not impressed with today's Formula 1 and wants a return to different fuel loads, tyre wars and better racing. read more »

Formula 1 drivers have loaded up on hypersoft tyres for next weekend's Mexican Grand Prix, with title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel making identical choices read more »

The tyre blistering Formula 1 drivers have had to manage at several grands prix this year has felt like they are "completely cruising round", says Mercedes'... read more »

Two-time world champion Hakkinen has some ideas to help improve F1. read more »

Two-time Formula 1 champion Mika Hakkinen believes grand prix racing needs competition between tyre manufacturers and more opportunities for teams to test young drivers read more »

F1 should return to having tyre war - Mika Hakkinen read more »

Chief Strategist James Vowles delves into answering your questions from the Japanese Grand Prix, from tricky tyre decisions in Q3 to why we pitted Valtteri before Lewis... read more »

Higher than usual temperatures didn't affect the outcome of tyre performance for Pirelli at the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren's tyre strategy for United States GP is so conservative, Woking team could face Twitter ban. read more »

Pirelli has unveiled teams' tyre selections for the upcoming United States Grand Prix with neither title protagonist going all in on one compound. read more »

McLaren picks contrasting tyre picks for the second race running at the United States Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has unveiled teams' tyre selections for the upcoming United States Grand Prix at Austin, for which McLaren has made another conservative choice read more »

Ferrari & Mercedes take conservative approach to US GP tyre choice read more »

The FIA has backed up McLaren's claims that it did not miss the deadline to nominate its Pirelli Formula 1 tyre selection for the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Haas was left managing Romain Grosjean's F1 car without any access to his tyre telemetry following a fire on his car on the opening lap of the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Jack Aitken and Artem Markelov set for Renault tyre test duties read more »

Mercedes and Romain Grosjean will start on the soft tyre while the rest in the top ten start on the super-softs. read more »

Romain Grosjean admits he came "very close" to following Ferrari in going out with intermediate tyres in the final segment of Formula 1 qualifying for the Japanese... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on F1 tyre suppliers Pirelli to bring an end to "ridiculous" one-stop races by introducing much softer compounds in 2019.  read more »