Pirelli motorsport director Mario Isola has conceded the difficulty of reaching a final decision to continue to supply tyres for F1. read more »

A one-stopper remains the optimal strategy, with medium-hard being theoretically fastest and soft-hard slightly slower. read more »

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Max Verstappen ended fastest in the first practice session in Australia but feels there is a lot of work to do on Saturday to understand Pirelli's tyres. read more »

There's one free practice session left before qualifying that will give drivers a chance to carry out the long runs that have been missing so far, in weather conditions... read more »

Pirelli have gone a step harder with its softest tyre for this year's Australian Grand Prix compared to 2022 in a bid to increase strategy options. read more »

This weekend, the teams will have the C2, C3, and C4 at their disposal, which means that they have more options for the race in terms of strategy: on paper at least. read more »

Pirelli is considering extending its partnership for F1 after the FIA initiated the tender process to supply tyres between 2025-27. read more »

As expected, Pirelli is keen to supply tyres to F1 - F2 and F3 - following the news that the FIA has opened the tender process. read more »

Pirelli has confirmed its interest in the new tyre tender process to continue its supply of race rubber to Formula 1. However, it has not formally declared its decision to be... read more »

Pirelli has been the sole provider of tyres to the series since 2011. This followed on from a one-make deal with Bridgestone, which also featured alongside Michelin in the last... read more »

The third Saudi Arabian Grand Prix went largely as we expected it to; both from the point of view of strategies as well as that of tyre behaviour. read more »

Pirelli has revealed their expected strategies for the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and with the likes of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc set to start the race out of... read more »

From a strategy point of view, all the data collected so far this weekend confirms a one-stopper as being the quickest option, with only small differences between the three... read more »

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The constantly evolving track conditions and improvements to the setup that teams will make in FP3 suggest that a one-stop strategy using medium and soft is most likely for the... read more »

The first race in Bahrain was all about traction and braking but Jeddah instead focuses on lateral forces, with completely different characteristics to Sakhir. read more »

Pirelli have confirmed that the compounds available for this weekend's Saudi Arabian GP are the same as last season's epic fight. read more »

All the teams stopped at least twice, but we saw a number of different choices for the second and third stints. read more »

The fact that this year's pole was around eight-tenths faster, in similar conditions, underlines the increased performance of the 2023 car-tyre package. read more »

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Degradation is in line with our simulations as well as the data recorded during the three days of testing last week, on some of the most abrasive asphalt of the year. read more »

Pirelli has revamped its rubber for 2023 in a bid to make the fronts stronger, which is aimed at dialling out the understeer that became a common factor throughout last... read more »

Pirelli is set to bring the C1, C2 and C3 compounds to the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

A decision on next year will be made in July, and in the interim Pirelli has to develop and test tyres that the drivers, teams and the FIA are satisfied with. It's not... read more »