Pirelli will be able to conduct an F1 tyre test next week in Bahrain, it has been confirmed.     read more »

The FIA has confirmed that six teams will take part in Pirelli's December tyre test aimed at collecting data for its new 2014 compounds. The test is allowed under an... read more »

Six teams will head to Bahrain to carry out a tyre test next week. Pirelli had urged the sport to help them improve the safety and usability of their rubber and the FIA has... read more »

Pirelli are hoping they can reduce the amount of marbles that build-up off the racing line following complaints from the drivers. At present, the tyres shed small pieces of... read more »

The FIA has ruled that teams will be permitted to use their 2013 cars at a tyre test in Bahrain later this month. read more »

Pirelli is planning to stage a private tyre test with three teams at the Bahrain International Circuit from December 17-19, the Italian manufacturer confirmed to GPUpdate.net... read more »

Formula 1 team principals will debate the idea of imposing a mandatory two-stop rule in 2014 after Pirelli suggested the idea in November, as reported by The F1 Times. The F1... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will be forced to make two pit stops, as well as face a strict limit on how long they can stay out for, if proposals for new 2014 tyre rules are accepted by... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he's prepared to knuckle down harder than ever over the winter period to ensure he comes back stronger than ever for the 2014 season. The Briton... read more »

The fact that there was no dry running prior to the start of the grand prix meant that formulating the right tyre strategy was a matter of educated guesswork for all the teams. read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery believes the lack of rain-tyre testing opportunities has contributed to Formula 1 cars struggling more in wet conditions read more »

If it's dry then everyone will be heading into the race without any tyre data, which could be an advantage for us. read more »

Mark Webber blamed his disappointing qualifying performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix on being unable to get the best out of his final set of intermediate tyres read more »

Jenson Button reckons a lack of running on the intermediate tyre during Friday's practice sessions for lead to his low starting position for the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Rain in Brazil and a push for equality could see teams clamouring for the chance to test the latest Pirelli tyres before Christmas.     read more »

Pirelli downplays a lack of running for its 2014 development tyre at Interlagos     read more »

While Pirelli brought a 2014 prototype tyre to Brazil, the weather prevented any serious running on that. Even though it's 'a pity' according to Paul... read more »

Pirelli were left to rue a lost opportunity on Friday when rain prevented them from trialling a prototype version of next year's tyre in practice for the Brazilian GP. read more »

Pirelli says the work it had planned for Friday practice at Brazil with its 2014 tyres can wait until its winter test in Bahrain in December read more »

Pirelli Motorsport boss Paul Hembery does not believe the wet weather which prevented teams from testing its 2014 tyres is a major setback. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits disappointed at failing to sample the 2014 Pirelli tyres in Brazil     read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel was left to lament the tyre situation that left him missing parts of practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix. Vettel completed only 27... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says restrictions on wet tyre allocations will need to be lifted to ensure more running during Friday practice read more »

Formula 1 aerodynamicists will be the biggest losers from the lack of opportunity by teams to try out Pirelli's 2014 tyres during Friday practice in Brazil, reckons McLaren. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes that the tyre changes Pirelli introduced at the halfway mark of the season made Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull's route to title glory much smoother. read more »