Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is expecting Sunday's Indian Grand Prix to feature two to three pit-stops per driver, with the former plan theoretically the quickest... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes his gamble to start on the medium compound tyre could see him take a 'random' victory in India, but he says it depends on how the soft tyre... read more »

An action-packed grand prix is on the cards as Sebastian Vettel aims to wrap up a fourth consecutive title in India. read more »

Both Jenson Button and Sergio Perez will be looking to steal a strategic advantage when the Indian Grand Prix gets underway, having opted for the harder tyre for their timed... read more »

In hindsight we made the wrong call with Romain. We expected him to progress quite comfortably through Q1 on the medium tyre and unfortunately this wasn't the case. read more »

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel has taken yet another pole position and bettered the lap record around Buddh Circuit. Mark Webber qualified 4th as he chose to start... read more »

The overnight changes we had made to the car gave a much better balance in FP3 on both the medium and, more importantly, the option tyre for Nico. read more »

Fernando Alonso has rated the chances of his reverse tyre strategy succeeding in the Indian GP as "50/50" after he sacrificed grid position in order to start on the... read more »

From leading the Japanese Grand Prix last time out, Romain Grosjean faces a very different race in India, after a qualifying tyre gamble went... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he had little choice but to adopt a different tyre strategy during Indian Grand Prix qualifying, given the performance advantage of his closest rivals. read more »

Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen qualified sixth with team-mate Romain Grosjean seventeenth ahead of tomorrow's Indian Grand Prix. A risky tyre choice for Grosjean failed to... read more »

A tyre gamble during the first part of qualifying failed to pay off for Romain Grosjean as he was eliminated from the session. Grosjean hoped to progress through to Q2 without... read more »

A great team performance. We took a strategic approach to final qualifying with the two cars running on different tyre compounds. read more »

Fernando Alonso believes he has a chance of winning the Indian Grand Prix from eighth place as a result of the "random" soft tyre read more »

Williams' Valtteri Bottas qualified 15th with Pastor Maldonado 18th for tomorrow's Indian Grand Prix. Both drivers completed their final runs in Q1 on the... read more »

Pole-sitting Sebastian Vettel is confident Sunday's Indian GP won't be decided by tyre strategy. read more »

Mark Webber believes his strategy gives him an excellent opportunity to win the Indian Grand Prix, but admits it is very hard to predict whose tyre tactics will pay off. read more »

Jenson Button says it "hurt" to use the Medium tyre during the final phase of qualifying in India, having featured at the front of the field in Q1 and Q2 on... read more »

Jenson Button said it hurt to use the harder tyres to qualify for the Indian Grand Prix, as he felt his pace on the soft rubber was very strong read more »

Sebastian Vettel has faith that starting on Pirelli's Soft tyre will yield the desired result during Sunday's Indian Grand Prix, having chosen an opposing... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes tyre strategy will ultimately make little difference to the Indian Grand Prix result despite top teams' split tactics. read more »

Sebastian Vettel beats Nico Rosberg to pole position for the Indian GP as diverging tyre strategies sets up an intriguing race. read more »

Sebastian Vettel took pole position at the Indian Grand Prix as his main rivals took to gambling on tyre strategies in the hope of outfoxing him on Sunday read more »

Sebastian Vettel takes pole at the Buddh International Circuit as teammate Mark Webber takes a gamble on race day tyre strategy. read more »

Sebastian Vettel somewhat predictably took pole position for the Indian Grand Prix, ahead of Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. Behind them will be Mark Webber who strategically... read more »