Pirelli's Motorsport Director Paul Hembery: "Spa-Francorchamps is one of those legendary names in motorsport, which has become a real icon of the Formula One season. read more »

Pirelli's motorsport boss Paul Hembrey bringing qualifying tyres back into Formula One would offer drivers an "ultimate" test... read more »

Pirelli boss Paul Hembery says the reintroduction of a qualifying tyre is something that would be considered if the teams agree, with the tyre manufacturer open to adapting... read more »

Aug.15 (GMM) There is a secret to McLaren's recent success, according to the German trade magazine Auto Motor und Sport. With Lewis Hamilton and then Jenson Button... read more »

In Formula One, tyres are one of the biggest performance variables. MERCEDES GP PETRONAS driver Nico Rosberg and the team's Chief Strategist James Vowles explain which... read more »

Pirelli boss Paul Hembery has admitted the rules may need to be changed in 2012 to stop drivers' from restricting their runs in qualifying in order to preserve fresh tyres... read more »

Pirelli is considering reintroducing qualifying-specific tyres next season, but only if it gets approval from the teams read more »

Aug.12 (GMM) Paul Hembery has taken time out of the August break to confirm rumours that qualifying tyres are on the agenda for the future. We reported in June that... read more »

Formula One could see the return of qualifying tyres next season after Pirelli put forward a proposal to the teams... read more »

Pirelli have put forward the idea of reintroducing qualifying tyres in a bid to spice up the action during Saturdays three qualifying rounds. The Italian supplier read more »

Qualifying tyres could return to Formula 1 next year, with Pirelli having offered the teams the chance to bring the short-life rubber back to the sport, AUTOSPORT magazine reports. read more »

Aug.11 (GMM) As the F1 world slumbers in August, some of the sport's figures have reacted in horror to the situation on the streets of London. Swarms of English youths... read more »

Aug.11 (GMM) According to two authoritative figures, a tweak or two to the tyre rules is likely for 2012. Bernie Ecclestone told Italy's La Gazzetta dello Sport that new... read more »

Having announced that they won't use the hard tyres in the next three races, Pirelli have now confirmed that they are dropping the compound completely... read more »

Pirelli look set to drop the hard compound tyre completely, instead, opting to use the medium compound on more aggressive track surfaces. This will be welcome read more »

Post-Hungarian Grand Prix interview with Pirelli's motorsport director, Paul Hembery. read more »

Ferrari's chances in this year's championship look set to be boosted, with Pirelli having revealed that it is unlikely to use the hard tyre in the remaining races of... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembrey has denied claims that the tyre manufacturer has opted for compounds that will better suit Ferrari... read more »

Pirelli insists its tyre selection in F1 2011 has not in any way been influenced by certain teams' requests - as Paul Hembery calls for more representative tyre testing. read more »

Aug.4 (GMM) Pirelli has called off Ken Block's test in the 2009 Toyota. The 43-year-old American was scheduled to drive the car this week at Monza, as F1's official... read more »

Aug.4 (GMM) Paul Hembery has played down any lingering suspicions that the teams can influence the selection of tyre compounds for grands prix. Although Ferrari was... read more »

Aug.4 (GMM) Pirelli would like some tyre tests to take place with the teams' involvement, Paul Hembery has confirmed. This week, the Italian marque's official... read more »

Pirelli reveals the tyres it will take to the next three rounds of the F1 season read more »

Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds it will bring to the Belgium, Italian and Singapore races. The medium and soft compounds will be used at Spa read more »

Pirelli has announced which tyre compounds it will be bring to the next three grands prix read more »