Pirelli has opted to make the medium, soft and super-soft Formula 1 compounds available for next year's Bahrain and Chinese Grands Prix read more »

Pirelli has picked medium, soft and super-soft tyres for Bahrain and China, the same compounds it will take to the 2016 opener in Australia. Under new rule tweaks for 2016... read more »

F1's official tyre supplier Pirelli have announced the mandatory compounds for the Bahrain and Chinese race weekends. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has announced the three compounds which will be available for drivers at races in Bahrain and China towards the start of the 2016 season. Under... read more »

Pirelli has chosen its Super Soft, Soft and Medium for the 2016 Bahrain and Chinese Grands Prix, the same as the season-opening race in Australia. More to… read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery says that the Italian manufacturer met its pre-season target by providing an average of one to two pit-stops per race during the 2015… read more »

Overtaking in Formula 1 dropped by around 20 per cent during the 2015 season, according to wide-ranging statistics released by sole tyre supplier Pirelli on… read more »

Pirelli's Paul Hembery is set to give Bernie Ecclestone a plan to add new life to the sport with three continental series inside one F1 world championship read more »

The 2016 season is still more than three months away, but Pirelli has already announced its rubber choices for the opening race in Australia... read more »

Pirelli have announced the three compounds they will be bringing to the season opening Australian Grand Prix next March. read more »

Pirelli has welcomed the new tyre regulations set by the FIA for the 2016 Formula 1 season that will allow up to six two-day tests. read more »

Pirelli has announced it will bring medium, soft and super-soft tyres to the 2016 opener in Australia, the first race since the change in compound regulations. Rule tweaks... read more »

Pirelli have revealed the three compounds which will be brought to 2016's season-opening Australian GP under F1's new tyre rules, as teams face a pre-Christmas... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds which will be available to Formula 1 teams at next year's Australian Grand Prix. The event, which will... 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 »

As Formula 1 introduces a new compound and a wider choice of Pirelli tyres to spice up grands prix, Autosport explains how things will be different in 2016 read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has chosen its Super Soft, Soft and Medium compounds for next year's season-opening race, the Australian Grand Prix, leaving out… read more »

Pirelli granted 12 days of testing during 2016 season read more »

Pirelli will get a maximum of 12 days devoted solely to tyre testing in 2016 following amendments to next season's sporting regulations. Pirelli has been pushing for an... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has opened up the possibility to hold six two-day tyre tests during 2016, in order to assist tyre supplier Pirelli with its... read more »

Pirelli believes a step in the right direction has been taken with confirmation it can test for up to 12 days during the 2016 Formula 1 season read more »

The FIA says it has the right to arrange up to 12 days of testing in 2016 for the 'sole purpose' of helping Pirelli develop its tyres. read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, now has the power to arrange up to six, two-day tyre tests during the 2016 season, specifically to assist supplier Pirelli… read more »

Pirelli is currently determining how it can accurately track test its 2017 tyres, suggesting it could use a car upwards of 10 years old. read more »

Pirelli have announced the new procedure it will use in 2016 to issue its compounds of tyres to teams and drivers read more »