Pirelli has released the tyre allocations for the Malaysian Grand Prix, with little variation across the grid and Mercedes and Ferrari opting for identical strategies. After... read more »

ESPN looks at the potential strategy options for the Singapore Grand Prix Tyre strategy will be crucial at the Singapore Grand Prix and looks likely to be varied after the top... read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari have chosen two very different sets of tyre allocations to attack next weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. The ultra-soft, super-soft and soft... read more »

F1's tyre manufacturer Pirelli announced the individual tyre choices for the forthcoming Italian GP. Teams opted for very similiar allocations for Monza after they made... read more »

Six sets of Formula 1 team-mates, including Mercedes and Ferrari, have opted for different tyre allocations for next month's Italian Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli confirms driver tyre allocations for Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli has revealed the tyre selections each driver has made for the German Grand Prix in two weeks' time. The drivers had a choice of super-soft, soft and medium tyres... read more »

Pirelli has revealed the tyre allocations for next week's Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring. Ferrari has stocked up on nine sets of super-soft tyres at the expense... read more »

F1 tyre manufacturer Pirelli revealed what choices teams made for this weekend's British GP. Top teams opted for different tyre allocations again for the high-speed... read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull choose slightly different allocations for its tyre compounds ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team-mates and title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have gone for differing tyre choices for the inaugural European Grand Prix in Baku read more »

Pirelli has released the tyre allocations for the Canadian Grand Prix, with Haas and Renault both electing to avoid one compound completely. Three tyres are now available... read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari have picked slightly different tyre allocations for the Spanish Grand Prix, with Ferrari opting for one more set of softs than Mercedes. The Spanish Grand... read more »

Pirelli has released details of the various tyre requests made by the F1 field as the world championship heads back to Europe for the Spanissh Grand Prix in Barcelona. read more »

Williams CTO Pay Symonds says that the team is still learning the best way to approach the revised tyre allocations in F1 2016. read more »

Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton have opted for slightly different tyre allocations for the Chinese Grand Prix, with Ferrari also taking a different mix of compounds for its... read more »

Hamilton and Rosberg opt for different Chinese tyre allocations 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 »

Pirelli has opted not to select the new ultrasoft compound tyre for the maiden Grand Prix of Europe on the all-new Azerbaijan street circuit read more »

The 2016 tyre regulations stipulate allow more strategic freedom for teams, allowing them to select their preferred tyres. We detail the regulations and list Pirelli's... read more »

Pirelli has named its tyre selection for the Russian Grnad Prix, opting for the medium, soft and supersofts compounds read more »

Pirelli reveals tyre compound selection for the 2016 Bahrain Grand Prix and China Grand Prix read more »

The FIA have adjusted the points system it will use to determine the Formula 1 Superlicence eligibility of drivers in the junior categories. View the original post at FIA alter... read more »

Red Bull drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat will both drop 10 places on the Austrian Grand Prix grid after exceeding their engine allocations. Amid… read more »

Pirelli has announced its tyre allocations for the next four races in Britain, Hungary, Belgium and Italy, with the Monza event notably featuring softer compounds than 2014.... read more »