The Azerbaijan Grand Prix went from a relatively forgettable race to one of extreme excitement after Max Verstappen's Pirelli blowout led to a red-flag delay and a two-lap... read more »

Pirelli clams that its initial investigation into Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll's Baku punctures were caused by debris. read more »

Following the high-speed crashes of Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll, Pirelli says debris on the track is likely the cause of the Dutch and Canadian drivers' crashes, as... read more »

We need to clearly establish the facts behind the incidents involving Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen to fully understand what happened. read more »

Pirelli Formula 1 boss Mario Isola believes the tyre failures suffered by Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix could have been caused by debris. read more »

Pirelli boss Mario Isola says initial investigations by F1’s tyre supplier suggest debris may have caused the tyre failures on Max Verstappen's and Lance Stroll's... read more »

Pirelli suspects the two tyre failures at Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix were caused by debris, but was not willing to draw a firm conclusion until a full investigation... read more »

Mario Isola, Pirelli's head of F1, says early indications are that debris was the cause of the two tyre failures at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli F1 tyre boss Mario Isola has revealed Lewis Hamilton was "lucky" to avoid the same tyre failure fate as suffered by Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll. read more »

Stroll and Verstappen both suffered huge accidents on the straight after experiencing what appeared to be similar failures while running Pirelli's C3 tyre, which was the... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it will undertake a full investigation into the failures suffered in Azerbaijan, and labelled Lewis Hamilton "lucky" after a cut... read more »

Verstappen dominated the race after taking the lead from title rival Lewis Hamilton during the pitstops. The Dutchman looked on course for a certain win until his left-rear... read more »

Sergio Perez is joined by Sebastian Vettel and Pierre Gasly on the Azerbaijan podium, on a day that leaves Pirelli with serious questions to answer and Lewis Hamilton missing... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer expects the one-stop strategy to dominate today's Baku race, but also hints that high temperatures and possible safety car... read more »

All the top 10 will start on the soft tomorrow, which probably locks them into a soft-hard one-stop strategy read more »

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As it's the first time that we're here with the very softest tyres in the range the performance gaps are very much an estimate, but all three compounds are set to... read more »

Pirelli have confirmed they will be bringing their three softest compounds to Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, in the hope of mixing up strategy options. read more »

Pirelli are hoping bringing their three softest compounds to Azerbaijan for the first time will open up the options for strategies up and down the pit lane. read more »

Ex-F1 driver David Coulthard does not like how reliant the series has become on tyre management with Pirelli. read more »

By re-aligning the nominations, we hope to see all three compounds playing an important role and leading to some different strategies. read more »

Scuderia Ferrari performed an intensive tyre testing programme with Pirelli, helping the Milan-based tyre supplier to finesse its 2022 intermediate and full wet tyres at Paul... read more »

Carlos Sainz carried out wet-weather running for Pirelli at Circuit Paul Ricard on Wednesday as part of the company's preparations for 2022. Pirelli will introduce 18-inch... read more »

Scuderia Ferrari completed a successful day at the Paul Ricard Circuit yesterday where the team is performing a two-day 2022-tyre testing programme with Pirelli. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc tested Pirelli's new intermediate and wet tyre compounds, as the manufacturer prepare their new 2022 rubber. read more »