Pirelli discussing fixed compound allocation for first 2017 races read more »

Formula 1 drivers may be forced to accept a fixed allocation of tyres for the first few races of the 2017 season as Pirelli faces potential production concerns read more »

SPIELBERG, Austria -- Lewis Hamilton is on the verge of a grid penalty after Mercedes fitted the last complete power unit of his season's allocation ahead of the Austrian... read more »

Pirelli announced on Tuesday the tyre allocation the drivers and teams requested for the forthcoming Canadian GP. The Renault and Haas-Ferrari drivers opted for a rather... read more »

Both Renault and Haas drivers will take on the Canadian GP without any super-soft tyres to maximise its allocation of softs and ultra-softs read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier has confirmed the three compounds which will be used at the Hungarian Grand Prix in July. The Super Soft, Soft and Medium tyres will be available for... read more »

Pirelli has revealed each drivers' tyre allocation for the Monaco Grand Prix, with the majority of the field filling their selection with the new ultra-soft compound.... read more »

Both Mercedes and Red Bull drivers have selected a maximum allocation of ten sets of ultra-soft tyres for the Monaco Grand Prix for the new tyre's debut read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer is yet to decide how to use its remaining token allocation for an engine upgrade. read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton believes it is now inevitable he will get a grid penalty for exceeding his engine-part allocation at some point during the 2016 Formula 1 season read more »

The latest tweak to the rules is not as complex in reality as it seems on paper... and it's working. read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari have opted for a different allocation of tyres for the Bahrain Grand Prix. Like it did in Australia, Pirelli is bringing the medium, soft and super-soft... read more »

Ferrari has spent the most power unit development tokens out of Formula 1's engine manufacturers over the winter period, using over two thirds of its allocation… read more »

It's only December, but the countdown for the 2016 F1 season is already on as Pirelli reveals its 'free' tyre allocation for the Australian GP read more »

Pirelli has confirmed the tyre compounds which it will bring to the final four races of the 2015 season. The Soft and Medium compound will be used at the United States and... read more »

Formula One's system of governance and allocation of prize money is set to be investigated by the European Union following official complaints lodged by Force India and... read more »

Pirelli reveal how tyres are allocated to teams with their unique barcode system they use to supply the ten Formula 1 teams each race. View the original post at Pirelli – The... read more »

Pirelli moves to absolve itself from the suggestion that it could have played a part in Mercedes' troubles during the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen will have to serve a drive-through penalty at the start of the Italian Grand Prix as punishment for exiting the pits with an unsafe car after his engine cover... read more »

McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button will both take grid penalties at this weekends Belgian Grand Prix as both their cars will be fitted with new Honda power... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed that it held back Lotus' tyre allocation ahead of practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix due to contractual issues, but claim the situation… read more »

Confirmation of changes made to both the engine allocation of new manufacturers and penalties for exceeding power unit usage limits will come into effect ahead of the Hungarian... read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has approved a new set of penalties for exceeding power unit allocation following recent criticism that they're too harsh. At the... read more »

The engine penalty system, which penalises a driver for exceeding their component allocation, will be tweaked to ensure its not so damaging to a drivers race. It will also be... read more »

McLaren's Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button have been granted an additional engine each without penalty following a change to the sporting regulations. During... read more »