Pirelli has confirmed that the three softest compounds from its range will be used at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Soft, Super Soft and Ultra Soft will be available to drivers... read more »

For all you need to know about the track, the tyres, the stats and weather ahead of the third running of the Russian Grand Prix... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed using GP2 cars to assess potential concepts for its planned 2017 Formula 1 tyres read more »

After threatening to walk away from the sport if the FIA refused to increase the number of test days for Pirelli to swap to wider tyres in 2017, the WMSC has given the go-ahead... read more »

An agreement has been reached on new tyres to improve racing, as well as engine cost and supply for 2017, writes Andrew Benson. read more »

Romain Grosjean says Pirelli is aware its current F1 tyres are not good enough, but the Haas driver pins the blame on a lack of testing rather than the tyre supplier itself.... read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has formally ratified Pirelli's proposal to increase the number of test days it is permitted in order to focus on improving its... read more »

WMSC approves Pirelli's 25-day test plan for 2017 tyres read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has ratified changes to the sporting regulations to allow Pirelli more track time to develop its 2017 Formula 1 tyres read more »

Pirelli has confirmed the tyre choices which teams have made for the Russian Grand Prix, with the leading three squads all taking different approaches. As with the opening... read more »

Pirelli have released the tyre choices for the Russia Grand Prix, with Mercedes opting for two extra sets of supersoft compound tyres compared to Ferrari read more »

Pirelli have pushed for 2017 testing rules to be changed, in order for them to produce the new wider 2017 F1 tyres in time read more »

Red Bull and Haas have gone for the most eye-catching tyre selections for the Russian Grand Prix, with 10 sets of super-soft tyres per driver. Under the new regulations for... 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 »

Pirelli has been granted permission for an extensive test programme to develop its 2017 tyres. On Monday the F1 Commission and Strategy Group unanimously approved a test... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli has warned that it is set to step out of the sport if the rule makers fail to decide on tyre testing plans. The Italian company... read more »

After a disappointing race in Bahrain, a sixth place finish for Felipe Massa was a good recovery for the Williams F1 team in China. read more »

A proposal to allow Pirelli more track time to develop its 2017 tyres this year has been approved by the Formula 1 Commission read more »

Valtteri Bottas described the grip on Formula 1's medium tyres during his final stint of the Chinese Grand Prix as "terrible", after the Williams driver limped... read more »

Manor driver Pascal Wehrlein says the outfit's performance during the Chinese Grand Prix reflects its position in the 2016 pecking order, after the rookie came home in... read more »

Nico Rosberg hailed the balance of his Mercedes W07 Hybrid after he swept to his third win of the year in China to rack up his sixth successive Formula 1 victory. Rosberg lost... read more »

Jenson Button hopes strategy and not a lack of pace was to blame for his disappointing 13th-place finish at the Chinese Grand Prix. McLaren fitted fresh medium tyres to... read more »

Felipe Massa says sixth place was the 'best possible' result for Williams during the Chinese Grand Prix. Massa started from 10th position but made progress at the... read more »

Adding to the excitement of the Chinese Grand Prix, Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg will start in pole position with soft compound tyres... read more »

Pirelli is working on tyres that it hopes will provide faster lap times and better racing in 2017. Formula One is due for an overhaul of the regulations next year, which will... read more »