McLaren-Mercedes team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button hope to deal more pain to Red Bull Racing in Turkey - around a circuit that is likely to prioritise KERS and... read more »

Tyre degradation could play a big role in the outcome of the Turkish Grand Prix next weekend, according to Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner concedes that teams could in future base their race strategies more on tyre usage rather than qualifying... read more »

Pirelli's director of motorsport Paul Hembrey is expecting high tyre wear at the Turkish GP, saying it's probably "the worst" for tyre manufacturers... read more »

Formula 1 teams are still unsure about the best tyre strategy to win races - despite now having had three races to get more understanding of the tactics needed read more »

Pirelli are set to introduce more distinctive tyre markings at the Turkish GP, colouring the entire sidewall of their tyres... read more »

As the Formula 1 fraternity arrived in China for Round 3 of the championship, tyre degradation had well and truly established itself as one of the sport’s most fervently... read more »

Pirelli has revealed the tyre compound choices for the next three Grands Prix: Turkey, Spain and Monaco. read more »

Criticised for poor tyre management in Malaysia, McLaren star Lewis Hamilton delivered a masterclass in China - to triumph in a race that he described as one of the top three... read more »

Chinese GP: Driver Tyre Strategies read more »

Paul di Resta came up one place short of adding to his F1 points tally in China, andd suggested his tyre strategy may have been to blame. read more »

Sergio Perez apologised to Adrian Sutil for their collision in the Chinese Grand Prix - though the German said his greater concern was why Force India's tyre wear had been... read more »

Jenson Button has admitted that he lacked pace during the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, as the McLaren driver described his fourth place finish as the best result he... read more »

Sauber says it will not automatically go for a one-stop strategy in the Chinese Grand Prix - even though its team has opted for the least number of tyre changes in both races... read more »

Having come unstuck in Malaysia through his aggressive tyre consumption, McLaren-Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton admits he adopted a different approach in qualifying in Shanghai... read more »

The Pirelli 'supersoft' tyre will make its debut at the Monaco Grand Prix in May... read more »

Mark Webber says he was "cool" with Red Bull's decision to not use the 'option' tyres during his final run in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 tyre manufacturer Pirelli has announced the compounds which will be made available to the teams and drivers during the upcoming Turkish, Spanish and Monaco Grands... read more »

On a 'rotten' day for Mark Webber in Shanghai, the Australian wound up 18th in qualifying for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, following a crucial tyre choice... read more »

Pirelli has revealed its tyre compound choices for the three upcoming grands prix in Turkey, Spain and Monaco. read more »

Although he may have been out-qualified by McLaren team-mate Jenson Button, acknowledging the 2009 Champion’s achievement, 2008 title winner Lewis Hamilton is confident that... read more »

The big revelation in Saturday’s qualifying session for the Chinese Grand Prix was Mark Webber being eliminated in as early as Q1. After his quickest knock-out since Bahrain... read more »

Pirelli is ready to sit down with teams to discuss whether the situation of tyre marbles in Formula 1 needs to be improved - but reckons the matter is well under control read more »

Pirelli expects the Chinese Grand Prix to be a more normal race in terms of tyre strategy than last weekend's Malaysian event - with a one-stop on the cards judging by... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has responded to drivers’ concerns over rubber ‘marbles’. The colloquial term describes balls of rubber which fly off tyres, more so this year... read more »