McLaren-Mercedes team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button hope to deal more pain to Red Bull Racing in Turkey - around a circuit that is likely to prioritise KERS and... read more »

Renault’s James Allison has explained that the ability to preserve tyres is one of Renault’s key strengths this year, with both Vitaly Petrov and Nick Heidfeld having already... read more »

Tyre degradation could play a big role in the outcome of the Turkish Grand Prix next weekend, according to Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton... read more »

McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton expect tyres to play a key role at next weekend's Turkish Grand Prix on the high-speed Istanbul Park circuit read more »

Pirelli's director of motorsport Paul Hembrey is expecting high tyre wear at the Turkish GP, saying it's probably "the worst" for tyre manufacturers... read more »

Pirelli insists it cannot sit back and think that it has done enough with its tyres to guarantee exciting races in 2011, despite the first three events of the year having been... read more »

Pirelli will colour the entire sidewall of its 'option' tyres in Turkey read more »

Pirelli are set to introduce more distinctive tyre markings at the Turkish GP, colouring the entire sidewall of their tyres... read more »

Fernando Alonso admits that the new Pirelli tyres are making it difficult to 'race' in F1 read more »

Sergio Perez has apologised to Adrian Sutil after the two collided during the weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. “”I’m very sorry for the accident with Adrian,”... read more »

Ferrari have seen all through the Chinese GP that its Ferrari F150 needs performance improvements and car developments in order to fight at the front. Qualifying is the major... read more »

Jenson Button claims that the inability to get the best out of his tyres cost him the chance to join McLaren team-mate on the Chinese GP podium. read more »

Felipe Massa believes that he produced his best performance for some time after finishing sixth in the Chinese Grand Prix, having run as high as second after his final stop,... read more »

He had been criticised pre-race for having failed to manage his tyres well in Malaysia. In China seven days on, Lewis Hamilton was the Pirelli maestro - but Mark Webber stole... read more »

Pirelli choose tyres for next three races, plus more read more »

Pirelli has revealed that it will stick with the tried and trusted hard and soft compound PZero tyres until F1 reaches Monaco. read more »

Mark Webber says he was "cool" with Red Bull's decision to not use the 'option' tyres during his final run in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Pirell have revealed the compounds they will take to the next three races in Turkey, Spain and Monaco. The Turkish and Spanish races will use the read more »

Although he may have been out-qualified by McLaren team-mate Jenson Button, acknowledging the 2009 Champion’s achievement, 2008 title winner Lewis Hamilton is confident that... read more »

Lewis Hamilton said that his decision to only carry out one flying lap and preserve tyres in qualifying has left him in a stronger position for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has blamed cold tyres for the reason why Mark Webber failed to get through to Q2 and Q3. The Australian read more »

Lewis Hamilton said he prioritised the race over qualifying in China after saving tyres in Q3 read more »

Christian Horner has said that Mark Webber’s early qualifying knock-out in China on Saturday was due to a team decision rather than a personal call from the driver. On what was... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Mark Webber's disastrous qualifying session in China, which saw the Australian dumped out of Q1 and placed 18th, was down to... read more »

Force India had a busy Friday at Shanghai as they were testing new components on the car in the first session. Nico Hulkenberg was in te car along Paul Di Resta in FP1 to set... read more »