Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has bucked its 2016 trend by not allowing softer tyres to be used in the final two races of this season compared to 2015 read more »

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg reckons tyre usage will be crucial as he chases a hat-trick of victories at the Austrian Grand Prix. Rosberg secured victory at the Red Bull Ring... read more »

Nico Rosberg took advantage of a resurfaced track and softer tyres to clock the quickest ever lap of the Red Bull Ring during the first practice session for the Austrian Grand... read more »

Formula 1 drivers' tyre choices for the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix have been revealed, with Ferrari opting for more sets of ultra-softs than its rivals read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull will run a thorough analysis into why its car s race performance has altered unpredictably on softer tyres read more »

Ferrari will take softer tyres to Spain than Mercedes, where all teams have appeared reluctant to take Pirelli's hardest orange-marked compound. read more »

Mercedes have opted for softer tyres than Ferrari for the Russian GP, taking two more sets of supersofts compared to their championship rivals. read more »

Nico Rosberg tops Barcelona timesheets as Mercedes finally tries the softer rubber and rivals encounter issues. read more »

Sergio Perez is one voice amongst many calling for a return of softer tyre compounds in a bid to spice up the action in F1 from 2016. read more »

Pirelli is likely to go with softer options for next year's Mexican GP, but the chances of them introducing "special tyres" for the race are pretty remote... read more »

Sergio Perez is expecting mixed strategies this weekend in Russia with Pirelli going softer with their compounds than they brought to the circuit in 2014. View the original... read more »

Pirelli has selected its softest tyre compound for the Russian Grand Prix after a conservative approach 12 months ago read more »

We have gone a step softer this year to help us get back into the two to three pit stop window, which is what we desire for every race. read more »

Pirelli has announced it will bring the softer compound options at Sochi while remaining with the 2014 options for Singapore and Japan read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has announced its compound nominations for the Singapore, Japanese and Russian Grands Prix, with a softer step for Sochi the only change to 2014 read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has announced its compound nominations for the next three races, with the company opting to bring softer tyres to Russia… read more »

The medium and soft compounds, a step softer than last year, should be well suited to Monza. read more »

Hard and soft tyres for GP2 at Spa (a step softer than last year) while the medium compound is nominated for GP3. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it is looking into the possibility of introducing a softer, fifth compound for the 2016 season, to be used exclusively at… read more »

Pirelli has announced its tyre allocations for the next four races in Britain, Hungary, Belgium and Italy, with the Monza event notably featuring softer compounds than 2014.... read more »

Pirelli announces its tyre compound allocations for the next four races, with Monza getting a softer option than in 2014. read more »

Kimi's softer side, Pastor’s bike and chain-gate! These are all things I would never have seen or known about had I not been back in London for the Monaco Grand Prix, so... read more »

Force India believe the teams should be allowed to pre-select their desired tyre compounds for each race during a season. At present, Pirelli chooses which two compounds -... read more »

We weren't able to unlock the pace from the softer tyres in Q1 which meant we didn't make it into the second qualifying session. read more »

Today was definitely challenging, especially with the softer compound. read more »