In very wet conditions, with qualifying completely run on full wet tyres, Lewis Hamilton took pole position for the Styrian Grand Prix, more than a second ahead of Max... read more »

With wet weather likely tomorrow, the teams are expected to have a full allocation of slick tyres for the race, which opens up more possibilities for different strategies. read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen ended up fastest the second 90-minute practice session on Friday at Spielberg. The Dutchman used medium tyres to end up narrowly quicker than... read more »

Racing Point's Sergio Perez set the quickest time as Formula 1's Styrian Grand Prix got underway at the Red Bull Ring. Perez, using the Soft tyres, set a time of […] read more »

Sergio Perez in a pink Mercedes with red tyres was the man to beat at the Red Bull Ring on Friday as F1 hit the track for the start of round two. read more »

The tyres are exactly the same as last year, so probably the biggest variable element will be the 'rust' that teams and drivers might have accumulated after such a... read more »

Renault Formula 1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says it was right that the teams should try to help Pirelli use the same tyres for three seasons by agreeing to trim downforce levels for... read more »

Every Formula 1 driver will have the same allocation of tyre compounds available when the 2020 season begins, under revised regulations published on Friday. Formula 1 tyre... read more »

Pirelli have announced which tyres they will be bringing to the first eight races of the 2020 season, and there is a twist. read more »

Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds that will be available to Formula 1 teams for the first eight races of the 2020 season. read more »

Pirelli has confirmed the tyre compounds it will make available for the opening eight races of the 2020 Formula 1 calendar, with the Silverstone double-header getting different... read more »

Pirelli is restarting its development of the 18-inch tyres that will be introduced to Formula 1 in 2022 after COVID-19 restrictions forced work to be put on hold read more »

Pirelli are confident that the current tyres can hold out for two more years thanks to the downforce-limiting measures. read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison predicts that the 18-inch tyres coming for 2022 will slow cars down by two seconds per lap. read more »

The FIA has adjusted the provisions in this year's Formula 1 sporting regulations relating to testing of extra "experimental" tyre specifications on race... read more »

With the pandemic having effectively turned the 2020 season on its head, to alleviate the pressure of the revised calendar Pirelli is seeking to scrap the practice of teams... read more »

Formula 1's plans to host 18 grands prix in five months could mean a change to the tyre rule with Pirelli offering a "standard allocation" across the board. read more »

In Formula 1, tyres are a constant topic of discussion. But what exactly are tyres? What are tyre compounds? And do they sustain all of the forces passing through the car? Loic... read more »

With the 18-inch tyres now delayed until 2022, Pirelli have pushed back their scheduled tests to next year. read more »

Following the cancellation of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli had no other choice than scrapping 1800 brand-new tyres. read more »

Pirelli forced to scrap 1800 of its Formula 1 tyres after the cancellation of the Australian GP read more »

Pirelli will repurpose all 1,800 tyres that were shipped for use in the Australian Grand Prix, the tyres now being shipped to an Oxfordshire cement factory where they will be... read more »

Pirelli has been forced to scrap 1800 of its Formula 1 tyres after the Australian Grand Prix's cancellation, but they will now be used as fuel for a cement factory read more »

Pirelli have confirmed that 1800 tyres were scrapped after the cancellation of the Australian GP, but they did have a new purpose. read more »

For the first time since Pirelli re-entered Formula 1 in 2011, we start the season with exactly the same tyres as the previous year. read more »