The FIA has announced that the regulation regarding its Q2 starting tyre rule has been abolished for the 2022 Formula 1 season. For several years, F1 drivers who made it into... read more »

The pair completed a shakedown of their Williams FW44 at a wet Silverstone on Tuesday, as the squad unveiled an all-new livery for the season ahead.And although the rules... read more »

But as teams and drivers have begun digging deeper into the new cars, the reality of an entirely different handling model has come to the fore.For after years of teams having... read more »

As of this season the top 10 on the grid will all have free choice of tyre compound, Formula 1 agreeing to do away with the Q2 rule. read more »

Oh so satisfying ? F1 tyre scraping... where the top layer of debris is removed, to uncover the actual surface of the tyre! ? Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to... read more »

As part of this overhaul, F1 has adopted a larger wheel rim design, having flirted with the idea on many occasions in the past. The shift to 18-inch wheels means that Pirelli... read more »

Despite a setback from 2021 to 2022, Formula 1's technical update is nearly here. With all-new F1 car designs, tyre upgrades, fresh wings and a new-yet-familiar venturi... read more »

As part of F1's rules overhaul for 2022, which has included a switch to ground effect cars, official tyre supplier Pirelli is also moving to 18-inch wheels.The change,... read more »

Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola has suggested it is "difficult to make everybody happy" with its tyre product when there are "too many stakeholders" involved in... read more »

Zhou will become China's first F1 race driver in 2022 after signing a contract to step up from F2 with the Alfa Romeo team.He will line up alongside race winner Bottas,... read more »

Pirelli are anticipating Williams will join the other nine teams in tyre testing during 2022. read more »

Pirelli say that their tyre allocations will remain fixed for the 2022 Formula 1 season at the request of the teams. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it expects all 10 teams to play an active role during in-season tyre testing through 2022. Pirelli is introducing 18-inch tyres for 2022 as... read more »

Formula 1 teams will continue to use Pirelli's fixed allocation of tyres for grand prix weekends in 2022. Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, teams were free to choose how... read more »

Formula 1 teams have decided to continue with Pirelli's fixed allocation of tyre compounds for the upcoming 2022 season.  read more »

Pirelli has explained how F1 drivers were "crucial" in the development of the new-for-2022 18-inch tyres. read more »

Since the start of 2016, in a bid to add variability to each grand prix, teams were able to choose how aggressive they wanted to be with their tyre selection for grand prix... read more »

Mario Isola has revealed Pirelli will seek to reintroduce a "cliff" to its tyres from 2023 onwards. read more »

Other than his feel for them, Dave Robson says Alex Albon can't bring much with him to Williams regarding the new 18-inch Pirelli tyres. read more »

Alongside the much-vaunted return of the ground effect concept is the revival of wheel rim covers. F1 hopes these will help smooth out the turbulence ordinarily created by the... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli has been awarded three stars by the governing body of world motorsport, the FIA, as part of its Environmental Accreditation Programme. read more »

Max Verstappen feels he would have been World Champion sooner if it was not for his crash at Silverstone. read more »

Max Verstappen believes but for "headbutting the tyre wall in Silverstone" he would have been crowned F1 champion for the first time far sooner. read more »

The comparative times may have been meaningless given that mule cars of varying vintages were in use, but the Pirelli 18-inch tyre test was a key session for teams and drivers... read more »

McLaren sported LED lights in their wheel covers for one lap of 18-inch tyre testing in Abu Dhabi, which can have several future purposes. read more »