Based on the Friday's long-run analysis, Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli expects that the one-stop will dominate today's 53-lap French Grand Prix... read more »

There's still plenty to disagree on over tyres in France, fuelling the tension further on the front row before Sunday's race. read more »

Like the cars around us, we will start the race on the Medium tyre, which will give us the opportunity to race hard tomorrow and hopefully put pressure on Max. read more »

The almost unanimous decision to run the medium tyre in Q2 gives some idea of what we can expect from the race strategy tomorrow. read more »

The drivers, the FIA and Pirelli boss Mario Isola were involved in a briefing that lasted over 90 minutes on Friday evening, with tyre talk dominating the meeting. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called for "total transparency" from Pirelli and the FIA following the tyre failures at Baku two weeks ago. Red Bull's Max Verstappen... read more »

AlphaTauri Team Principal Franz Tost has called on Formula 1 to move away from using tyre blankets, which he describes as "complicated". The blankets are used... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli reported no issues with its tyres on the opening day for the French Grand Prix after the tyre blowouts experienced in the... read more »

How do the FIA's updated Technical Regulations affect F1 team's tyre tricks? After the statements about the Azerbaijan GP's tyre blowouts for Red Bull and Aston... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has questioned how the FIA and Pirelli can police its latest tyre guidelines from this weekend's French Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren's Andreas Seidl admits disappointment at the general lack of transparency over the tyre failures in Baku. read more »

McLaren have called for the FIA to do something about the lack of transparency from parties involved in the post-Baku tyre fallout.  read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has expressed concern at the lack of transparency over what he claims is "a safety-critical topic" following the tyre furore in... read more »

Pirelli has finally shed some more light on their findings from the two high-speed crashes in Baku caused by tyre blow-outs. read more »

Pirelli's Mario Isola did a great job in summing up The Case of the Suspect Tyre Pressures, but he was unable - or unwilling - to name the chief suspect(s). read more »

Max Verstappen has voiced his criticism of Pirelli's findings into his tyre failure at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix two weeks ago and urged the Italian tyre manufacturer to... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli decided to bring the three compounds in the middle of its range to the Paul Ricard circuit which is set to host the 61st running... read more »

Pirelli has expanded on the tyre failures that affected Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Aston Martin's Lance Stroll at the previous Formula 1 round in Azerbaijan.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has backed Pirelli in the wake of the two high-speed tyre failures during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen was left unsatisfied by Pirelli's explanation of how his tyre blew out at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at nearly 200mph. read more »

A new row appears to be brewing between Formula One's top two teams, Mercedes and Red Bull, after Lewis Hamilton hinted that Max Verstappen's tyre failure in Baku was... read more »

Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen said on Thursday he was unhappy with Pirelli's explanation for the high-speed tyre blowout that cost him victory at... read more »

A "disappointed" Max Verstappen has criticised Pirelli for their "vague" explanation of the tyre blowouts at the Azerbaijan GP and insists Red Bull... read more »

Lance Stroll is still perplexed as to the cause of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix tyre failure despite the publishing of Pirelli's findings in the subsequent investigation. read more »

Describing the outcome of Pirelli's investigation into his Baku tyre failure as "vague", Max Verstappen insists the Italian manufacturer is wrong to shift the... read more »