Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes Pirelli's high-degradation tyres mean drivers once again have to 'use their brains' to win grands prix read more »

Formula One will not revert to 2012 spec Pirelli tyres, despite the Italian company allegedly approaching the FIA requesting as much. read more »

In an eventful week for his team, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh talks on a number of topics including Honda, Paddy Lowe, Sergio Perez, correlation and, guess what, tyres!! read more »

Alan Permane, the trackside operations manager at Lotus F1 looks ahead to Monaco. He points out once again that Lotus is happy with the tyres as they are, and that the... read more »

Michael Schumacher insists he is enjoying life away from Formula One, but can't resist a comment on this year's Pirelli tyres... read more »

As has been the case for the last two years, the P Zero Yellow soft and P Zero Red supersoft have been nominated for the Monaco Grand Prix: the two softest tyres in Pirelli’s... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has been drawn into the tyre discussion debate which has been the hot topic of late following the Spanish Grand Prix and news that Pirelli will, but now... read more »

Pirelli on Monday essentially confirmed reports the F1 supplier will now make only minimal changes to its tyres for Canada next month and beyond. After the waves of controversy... read more »

Formula 1's governing body has rejected a proposal from Pirelli to revert to last year's tyres to solve ongoing issues. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says he must focus on qualifying as high up as possible in Monaco if he's to have a chance of winning the race. The Finn has struggled to get the most from... read more »

The FIA has halted proposed plans by tyre supplier Pirelli, which would have seen changes made to all four slick compounds to reduce the number of pitstops. The Italian company... read more »

Jaime Alguersuari has hit out at Red Bull criticising the Pirelli tyres, saying it's only because they aren't dominating... read more »

The FIA have put a halt to massive changes by Pirelli, saying the manufacturer may only change their tyres for safety reasons... read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier talks tyres, the Spanish Grand Prix and what to expect from Monaco 2013     read more »

The announcement that Pirelli will tweak its tyre range in order to reduce the number of stops per race has brought with it support from some corners, but criticism from... read more »

Ferrari have ridiculed critics of the tyres in Formula 1 in what amounts to a veiled attack on champions Red Bull. read more »

Ferrari has joined Lotus in criticising Pirelli’s mid-season tyre tweak. Following early-season criticism, culminating in the furore after Barcelona recently, Pirelli... read more »

Ferrari's 'Horse Whisperer' has hit out at rival Red Bull after the Milton Keynes team heavily criticised Pirelli's tyres following the Spanish Grand Prix.... read more »

Ferrari joins Lotus in hitting out at Pirelli's decision to alter its tyres ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix     read more »

Ferrari has hit out at rival Red Bull's criticisms of the current tyres in Formula 1, saying it does not understand why it should feel 'ashamed' for winning... read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier hits out at Pirelli's decision to alter its F1 tyres after five races of the 2013 season     read more »

It takes the Horse Whisperer to point out that despite the hysteria (hypocrisy?) regarding the number of pit stops during the Spanish Grand Prix, the 2011 event was won with a... read more »

Niki Lauda has hailed Pirelli’s move to alter the design of its 2013 tyres ahead of the Canadian grand prix next month and beyond. Lotus, arguably the team with the... read more »

Unsurprisingly, Lotus, one of the few teams to get an early grip on the 2013 Pirelli rubber, is unhappy with the changes due to be introduced in Canada. read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier has likened Pirelli's decision to alter their tyres mid-season to 'changing the dimensions of a football pitch at half-time' - but has... read more »