Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas beat team-mate Lewis Hamilton to pole position for Formula 1's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix while Racing Point's super-sub Nico... read more »

Pirelli have, at least for now, stopped short at setting a maximum mileage on its tyres for this weekend's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli Formula 1 boss Mario Isola admits he is worried that teams will take risks with stint lengths in the 70th Anniversary GP - but hopes they will be "responsible" read more »

With little between Pirelli's softs and mediums, Carlos Sainz says drivers are facing a "headache" deciding what tyres to use in Q2. read more »

Pirelli boss Mario Isola has conceded to being "worried" by a Formula 1 team taking a risk during Sunday's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix and leading to another... read more »

There's no doubt that the soft won't be the favoured race tyre, so the challenge is to get the most out of it as part of an overall grand prix weekend strategy. read more »

Red Bull's Alex Albon suspects some drivers may opt to qualify for F1's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix on Pirelli's Medium compound after the high-degradation seen... read more »

Mercedes once again demonstrated its dominance by setting the fastest lap courtesy of Lewis Hamilton who posted a time of 1'25.606 on the yellow-walled medium Pirelli... read more »

Lewis Hamilton fronted Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas during second practice for Formula 1's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone. Mercedes has won all four... read more »

Mercedes controlled proceedings during opening practice for Formula 1's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone. Mercedes has dominated the early stages of the delayed... read more »

Pirelli have announced the reasons behind Daniil Kvyat's tyre failure during the British Grand Prix last Sunday. read more »

Join Will Buxton and Lawrence Barretto at Silverstone with an update from Pirelli on the tyre issues from the 2020 British Grand Prix... For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Pirelli has revealed an overheating wheel rim was the cause of AlphaTauri Formula 1 driver Daniil Kvyat's race-ending crash at last weekend's British Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli has confirmed that its tyres were not responsible for Daniil Kvyat's crash during the British Grand Prix, the subsequent red flag having a major impact on the race. read more »

Daniil Kvyat's tyre failure that caused his massive British Grand Prix crash last weekend was triggered by an overheating wheel rim, Pirelli has revealed read more »

Pirelli has absolved itself of blame for Daniil Kvyat's crash during the British Grand Prix which was caused by "a separate mechanical issue". read more »

Pirelli has clarified that a tyre failure was not to blame for the high-speed accident endured by AlphaTauri's Daniil Kvyat at Formula 1's British Grand Prix. Kvyat... read more »

Pirelli believes only the best drivers in tyre management will risk running a one-stop strategy in this weekend's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Crash.net Digital Editor Lewis Larkam previews the 70th Anniversary GP at Silverstone, Round 5 of the 2020 F1 world championship. read more »

Formula 1 will once again race at Silverstone this weekend for the sport’s 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, following last weekend’s dramatic British GP which saw three cars suffer... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo reckons the 70th Anniversary GP will be a "two-stop race" given last Sunday's failures and Pirelli's softer tyres. read more »

Renault Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo says he’s expecting an “interesting” grand prix this weekend as Formula 1 celebrates its 70th Anniversary with a second race at... read more »

Pirelli are sticking with their decision to bring softer tyres to the 70th Anniversary GP despite the late failures at Silverstone. read more »

There's one standardised component that every car on the grid has in common - tyres. Currently made by Pirelli, these rubber cylinders are all that separate these amazing... read more »

Pirelli is confident that increased tyre pressures and common sense from the teams will ensure no repeat of British Grand Prix failures. read more »