Pirelli will take its 2014 tyres to Brazil to give teams the chance to run the new rubber     read more »

All Formula 1 teams will get their first chances to try out Pirelli's prototype 2014-spec tyres in Friday practice at the season-ending Brazilian GP later this month. read more »

Jenson Button did not suffer a puncture during Friday practice at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but lost time when a sensor registered that one of his tyres was losing pressure read more »

Pirelli's soft and medium tyres were tried out by all the teams today during the first two sessions of the Abu Dhabi GP weekend. Despite being the same tyres as in... read more »

Formula 1 teams are due to trial Pirelli's 2014 tyres at the final round of the season in Brazil, with the manufacturer eager to gain first-hand feedback of its latest... read more »

Red Bull Racing have taken charge again as both its cars were faster than anyone else in second practice. The were the best on the soft as well as on the medium tyres. read more »

As the sun set and the lights were switched on in Abu Dhabi, Seb Vettel came to the fore, setting the pace on the soft tyres ahead of Mark Webber... read more »

Formula 1 teams are set to get a first proper taste of Pirelli's 2014 tyres at the season-closing Brazilian Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli have decided to bring the same tyres to Abu Dhabi as those raced at the Indian Grand Prix, where they provided for a number of interesting pitstop strategies. read more »

Mark Webber says the "top-flight edge" has been taken away from Formula One due to the Pirelli tyres and hinted he may have retired at the end of the Bridgestone era... read more »

Adrian Newey claims that it wook more than just a change of tyres to make Red Bull unbeatable in the second half of F1 2013.     read more »

The unique nature of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix should see teams getting different performance from the same tyres they had in India last... read more »

Red Bull say the decision to change the design of Formula 1's tyres mid-season was key to Sebastian Vettel winning the title. read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has apologised for the heated radio messages that were exchanged between the team and Kimi Raikkonen during the Indian Grand Prix. Raikkonen... read more »

Sam Michael insists he had no fears for Pirelli's tyres during the Indian GP, despite not being advised of the Italian manufacturer's recommendations ahead of the race. read more »

Lotus have admitted that they were disappointed with Kimi Raikkonen after he and team-mate Romain Grosjean made contact during the closing stages of the Indian Grand Prix.... read more »

Pastor Maldonado finished 12th with Valtteri Bottas 16th in today's Indian Grand Prix. Pastor started on the soft tyre, had a strong first lap, moving from 18th to... read more »

Toro Rosso gambled with divergent strategies for its drivers, and it was Daniel Ricciardo running for 33 laps on his first set of tyres tat claimed the... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says he was unable to achieve more than sixth position in the Indian Grand Prix after "destroying" his tyres behind Felipe Massa. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen said his Indian Grand Prix was hampered throughout by overheating brakes even before his tyres faded. read more »

Pirelli has safety concerns over its tyres ahead of today's Indian Grand Prix, prompting it to ask teams not to push them too hard. read more »

Tyre supplier Pirelli has warned teams to limit the amount of laps they complete on each of the compounds because degradation has been higher than expected. The supplier... read more »

The debate about Pirelli tyres is set to rear its ugly head again after the company asked teams to limit their running in Sunday's Indian GP... read more »

Pirelli asks Formula 1 teams to limit running on the tyres in Sunday's Indian Grand Prix on safety grounds. 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 »