Pirelli provides its soft and supersoft tyres for the third consecutive race, but the Red Bull Ring is very different in character, with two main straights and mostly sharp... read more »

We all know the one about F1 losing 50 million TV viewers in 2013. Mightily careless I’m sure you’ll agree. But it’s not a matter for mirth as far... read more »

Once again, Canada delivered a thrilling grand prix: this time in hot conditions, which led to plenty of interesting tyre strategies. read more »

We're only expecting one or two stops for most drivers, depending on the car. That's a sign of how low wear and degradation has been. read more »

Paul Hembery has voiced his opposition to a proposed ban on in-season testing in 2015, saying it will be a step backwards read more »

The indications we are seeing so far suggest that wear and degradation are extremely contained. read more »

Fernando Alonso set the standard during Friday morning's first free practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver clocked a best time of 1:17.238 on... read more »

Pirelli has nominated the softest tyre compounds in its range for both the Austrian and German grands prix, will also naming its choices for Britain and Hungary read more »

Tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed their compound choices for the next four events. The softest compounds - the super soft and soft - will be taken to Formula 1's return... read more »

Pirelli have announced the compounds of tyre that the eleven Formula One teams will have at their disposal for the next four rounds in Austria, Great Britain, Germany and... read more »

Pirelli has announced its tyre nominations for the Austrian, British, German and Hungarian Grands Prix. read more »

Pirelli has listened to criticism from multiple drivers who complained that the compound choices so far this season have been too hard. The tyre supplier will therefore bring... read more »

Pirelli has announced its next four tyre nominations for the upcoming grands prix in Austria, Great Britain, Germany and Hungary. read more »

Formula 1's tyre supplier Pirelli has announced the compound nominations for the upcoming four grands prix of the 2014 season read more »

A group of leading drivers have called on Pirelli to make their tyres softer, claiming the current tyres are too hard for the 2014 cars... read more »

A number of Formula 1 drivers have urged Pirelli to make its tyres softer, amid complaints the current rubber is too hard for the 2014 cars read more »

Video: Pirelli's guide to the Canadian GP read more »

Pirelli announced they were bringing the two softest compounds of tyre to this weekends Canadian Grand Prix in the form of its P Zero Yellow Soft and P Zero Red […] read more »

Force India driver Nico Hulkenberg believes that the characteristics of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve should aid the team this weekend. Hulkenberg, who has scored points in... read more »

One of the major issues which makes overtaking in modern Formula 1 so difficult is the reliance on aerodynamics. The disturbed air coming off the cars makes following closely... read more »

Pirelli is willing to experiment with wider tyres in an attempt to balance aerodynamic and mechanical grip more efficiently... read more »

Pirelli Motorsport Director Paul Hembery believes the tyres will be worked a lot more this weekend in Canada, although he is not anticipating any issues. read more »

We're expecting the tyres to be worked a lot harder in Canada than they were in Monaco. read more »

Pirelli is open to the idea of rebalancing mechanical and aerodynamic grip in order to improve the racing in Formula 1, including bringing back wider tyres read more »

Pirelli President Marco Tronchetti Provera has responded to some of the criticism aimed at the Italian tyremaker during its time as F1 supplier... read more »