Formula 1 will enter a new technical era in 2017, led by overhauled aerodynamics and wider Pirelli tyres. GPUpdate.net got the lowdown on how much drivers will… read more »

Ferrari will evaluate Pirelli s wet weather tyres next week with a two-day test at Fiorano, it has been confirmed read more »

New aero regs and tyres means that former corners could become straights. read more »

The minimum weight of this year's Formula 1 cars as been increased by another 6kg as a result of the new wider Pirelli tyres. read more »

To compensate for the heavier tyres to be used this season, the FIA has increased the minimum car weight by 6kg. read more »

Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo says he is expecting "good things" from Pirelli's wider tyres, and believes pre-season testing will demonstrate the rubber's… read more »

Formula 1's opening 2017 pre-season test will feature at least one day of wet running, in a bid to ensure teams gain some experience of the new, wider rain tyres read more »

Red Bull design chief Adrian Newey has admitted to having mixed feelings about this year's regulation changes. Formula One cars will be wider in 2017, with wider tyres and... read more »

Pirelli will take to the track for two extra days of testing having been granted additional time to run their wet weather tyres before the 2017 season gets underway. read more »

Former F1 racer Martin Brundle thinks the "brutal" new breed of cars designed for the 2017 season will be a "monster" to drive. New regulations have been... read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery reckons Formula One teams will "sandbag" in winter testing to hide true performance of the new 2017 cars, something we won't... read more »

Pirelli have confirmed that the new construction 2017 F1 tyres, should not suffer from as much degradation as their previous compound structures. read more »

Pirelli has confirmed its tyre compounds for the third and fourth rounds of the 2017 season in Bahrain and Russia. With new, wider tyres for 2017, Pirelli has decided all 13... read more »

Pirelli has announced its compound selections for the Bahrain and Russian Grands Prix. For the third round of the 2017 season, at the Bahrain International… read more »

On the eve of the 2017 Formula 1 season, there are still "question marks" over the tyres, despite an extensive testing programme conducted last season. read more »

Understanding how 2017 tyres will respond a 'huge challenge' - McLaren read more »

Formula 1's new tyres for 2017 are expected to feature 'very low degradation' based on early analysis carried out by supplier Pirelli read more »

McLaren-Honda technical chief Tim Goss says that understanding Pirelli's much wider 2017 tyres will pose a "major challenge" to Formula 1 teams early in the… read more »

Understanding Pirelli's wider 2017 tyres and how they respond to the new generation of Formula One cars will be a "major challenge" in the early stages of the... read more »

Despite testing the 2017 tyres with modified cars, Pirelli's F1 racing manager Mario Isola concedes there are still "some question marks" about how the tyres... read more »

Formula 1 will introduce all-new technical regulations in 2017, focused on revised aerodynamics and much wider tyres. GPUpdate.net gets the lowdown from Pirelli… read more »

F1's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli announced which three compounds it will bring to the first two venues of the 2017 campaign. The Milan-based Italian company also... read more »

Pirelli has announced the tyre compound allocations for the first two races of the 2017 season. New wider tyres will be introduced next year aimed at increasing mechanical grip... read more »

Pirelli looks ahead to 2017 by revealing the first tyre compounds choices for the Australian Grand Prix and the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

F1's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli will face a big challenge next year when brand-new, wider tyres celebrate their debut. The Italians are looking forward to the 2017... read more »