Valtteri Bottas reveals Mercedes' strategy said his tyres would last until the end of the British Grand Prix after the Safety Car period but he dropped from first to fourth read more »

Sebastian Vettel made the most of his second set of soft tyres to win the British GP win, a race that saw two Safety Cars and Lewis Hamilton recover to second. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner revealed that Mercedes has been pushing hard for Pirelli's special, thinner tyres to be used in the remainder of the championship. read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull drivers have very similar tyre allocation after the free practices and the qualifying session while the Mercedes duo sacrificed a set of soft tyres in the... read more »

Valtteri Bottas is wary of Mercedes suffering with overheating its tyres due to the high track temperatures at Silverstone read more »

Renault's Chief Race Engineer Ciaron Pilbean notes of the new track surface at Silverstone, saying the new surface should generate more grip on the tyres, meaning quicker... read more »

The new asphalt results in faster lap times putting more energy through the tyres. This is why we have not gone any softer than last year. read more »

Mario Isola says blistering should be accepted as a part of Formula 1, providing it does not become too extreme, with many drivers suffering with their tyres during the... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has hailed Max Verstappen's ability to manage his tyres on route to winning the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen's ability to manage his F1 tyres throughout the Austrian Grand Prix was criticial to his victory, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner.  read more »

Romain Grosjean helped Haas complete its best-ever Formula One result at the Austrian Grand Prix, but in the final laps he doubted he would make it to the chequered flag. read more »

Max Verstappen said he could see his tyres "opening up" in the closing stages of the Austrian Grand Prix as he clung on for his first win of the year. read more »

Lewis Hamilton topped both Free Practice sessions on Friday at the Austrian Grand Prix and said that he preferred the hardest compound of the slick tyres brought by Pirelli. read more »

Lance Stroll failed to finish the French Grand Prix after his tyre failed with a handful of laps remaining as Williams gambled on a one-stop, first lap tyre strategy. read more »

Just five F1 drivers have opted for more than one set of the new Pirelli hard tyres for the British Grand Prix weekend read more »

Max Verstappen has opted for the most conservative tyre choice for Formula 1's British Grand Prix, where Pirelli's 2018 hard compound will make its debut read more »

For a brief while it was like the old Honda days... when around 40 laps into the French Grand Prix, a clearly seriously peed-off Fernando Alonso declared: "No brakes, no... read more »

Lance Stroll admits in hindsight it probably wasn't a good idea to attempt to complete the French GP on one set of tyres with his blowing two laps from the end. read more »

As expected this was a one-stop race for most drivers, but there was a wide variety of one stoppers, including some very long stints on the soft tyres. read more »

It's disappointing not to have made it through to Q3, but P11 and P13 give us the freedom to choose our tyres for the start of the race. read more »

As rain hits FP3, and more expected for qualifying and the race, rules limiting teams to three sets of wet tyres compromises running. read more »

The Pirelli Motorsport boss talks tyres after Friday at the Circuit Paul Ricard. read more »

As F1 prepares to race Pirelli's thinner tyres in France, Sebastian Vettel believes Ferrari have figured out where they went wrong in Spain. read more »

Drivers will need to find out how to manage their tyres around the Circuit Paul Ricard this weekend quickly in order to have a good weekend in France, according to... read more »

Pirelli's ultrasoft tyre dominates the 10 Formula 1 teams' choices for the Austrian Grand Prix, with Ferrari slightly more aggressive than Mercedes and Red Bull. read more »