Pirelli has won the contract to remain in its position as Formula One's sole tyre supplier from 2025 to 2027, with the option to extend an additional year. read more »

The latest contract, which also covers the supply of F2 and F3, includes an option from the FIA and F1 side for a fourth season in 2028.The announcement comes just a few days... read more »

Pirelli has been awarded a new contract to remain as Formula 1's tyre supplier until at least the end of the 2027 season. read more »

Pirelli will stay as Formula 1's sole tyre supplier through 2027, after a new three-year contract with the championship was announced on Tuesday. Pirelli took over as... read more »

Pirelli will remain as Formula 1's tyre supplier until 2027 after beating Bridgestone for a new contract with the sport. read more »

Pirelli’s Head of Car Racing and Formula 1 Mario Isola believes better “communication” will help avoid a repeat of the tyre woes seen during the Qatar Grand Prix weekend.... read more »

2016 world champion Nico Rosberg has claimed Pirelli warned F1 "six months ago" that the Qatar Grand Prix could prove tricky for its current specification of tyres. read more »

F1's official tyre supplier was forced to take action along with the FIA after microscopic analysis of tyres used in Qatar revealed a sidewall separation that could have... read more »

After the Red Bull driver sealed his 2023 F1 world drivers' championship with second place in Saturday's sprint race in Qatar, he went one better with victory in the... read more »

Max Verstappen’s reign continues at Qatar. The now three times World Champion may of wrapped up the title during the sprint race, but there was still plenty to play for as F1... read more »

We scored important points today, but it was not an easy race with the intense heat and tyre strategies available to us. read more »

In a race with three mandatory tyre changes following Pirelli reliability concerns, drivers were able to push hard in each of their four stints rather than having to conserve... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he is "happy to take responsibility" for the opening lap contact with George Russell that took him out of the Qatar Grand Prix. Hamilton was... read more »

F1's teams were thrown a curveball with a mandated maximum of 18-lap stints - effectively pushing all drivers into a three-stop strategy - due to safety concerns over tyre... read more »

While a maximum distance of 18 laps for each set of tyres appears quite simple, it is far from it.It is certainly not a case of stopping on laps 18, 36 and 54 and running until... read more »

Just a few hours ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix, the FIA have announced that drivers will need to adhere to maximum 18-lap stints at the Qatar Grand Prix following the tyre... read more »

Pirelli will limit drivers to 18 laps per set of tyres at today's F1 Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA and Pirelli have announced they will enforce a maximum of 18 laps per tyre set due to safety concerns for the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc is hopeful that his Qatar Grand Prix prospects will be benefitted by Ferrari’s tyre strategy call during Saturday’s Formula 1 Sprint Race. The Monegasque driver... read more »

If the Qatar Grand Prix runs to its full 57-lap distance, every driver will need to make at least three pit stops after the FIA capped tyre life at 18 laps per set for safety... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that all drivers will be obliged to make at least three pit stops during Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix amid "safety" concerns over tyre wear. read more »

After FP1 on Friday, Pirelli followed standard procedure by analysing the tyres and identified a microscopic separation in the sidewall between the topping compound and the... read more »

Drivers restricted to a total tyre life 18 laps for today's Grand Prix, though there is no direct mandate for three tyre stops. read more »

Russell was one of several drivers to go for the soft, with the Ferrari, Alpine and Aston Martin drivers among those to join him.From fourth on the grid he passed medium... read more »

Fernando Alonso accepts that Aston Martin "had to throw one race away" in Qatar after opting to run the Soft tyre during Saturday's Sprint Race. Amid concerns... read more »