Jan.26 (GMM) Pirelli is pushing the F1 teams to agree a track testing solution for 2012. Last year, the sport's new official tyre supplier used defunct team... read more »

Jan.25 (GMM) Pirelli's tyres for 2012 are brighter, squarer and softer, the Italian marque announced on Wednesday. F1's official supplier had summoned F1... read more »

Jan.25 (GMM) A hundred F1 journalists are in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday at Pirelli's behest -- but Vitaly Petrov stole the show. The former Renault driver's appearance... read more »

Pirelli have denied reports from Vitaly Petrov's manager that the Russian will act as the tyre supplier's test driver for the 2012 season... read more »

Pirelli head Paul Hembery has denied truth in any rumours of Vitaly Petrov being signed up by the Italian company. Gossip started to circulate the internet on Wednesday after... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli hopes to produce closer races with a new range of tyres for the 2012 season. read more »

Vitaly Petrov, who was at the launch of Pirelli's new tyre range on Wednesday, will act as the manufacturer's tester until March... read more »

Pirelli has launched its new tyre compounds for 2012, with 'squarer' and softer options being supplied to the teams read more »

Pirelli has presented its new range of tyres for the 2012 season at the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Pirelli is changing  all the slick tyres for the 2012 Formula One World Championship,  and introducing  a modified  version of the wet tyre. Only the intermediate  tyre – the... read more »

Pirelli has tweaked its tyre markings for 2012 to make the different compounds more visible for fans - with its wet rubber also getting a total revamp in their look. read more »

Pirelli has promised Formula 1 fans that it will deliver even more exciting racing in 2012 thanks to a more aggressive approach with its tyre compounds. read more »

Pirelli has clearerer and modified tyre markings for the 2012 Formula 1 season. The identification colour of each Slick compound remains the same, although the text is somewhat... read more »

Pirelli unveiled its new tyres for the 2012 season on Wednesday morning at the Abu Dhabi circuit, with minor changes to the markings and compound read more »

On the second and final day of his running in a two year old Renault R30, Kimi Raikkonen completed 91 laps to bring the grand total to 171. Todays running was divided between... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery tells Henry Hope-Frost about the tyre supplier's return to Formula 1 in 2011 and its plans for the upcoming season. read more »

Ferrari has strengthened its technical staff with the recruitment of tyre specialist Hirohide Hamashima and Mercedes' Steve Clark read more »

Having secured the services of tyre guru Hirohide Hamashima, Ferrari has also recruited Mercedes GP's Head of Race Engineering, Steve Clark. read more »

Ferrari has moved to overcome the tyre issues that hurt its form last season by signing former Bridgestone Formula 1 chief Hirohide Hamashima to work in its technical department. read more »

Scuderia Ferrari is continuing the restructure of its technical department, and has now hired Hirohide Hamashima, Bridgestone's former head of tyre development. He... read more »

Ferrari have hired former director of Bridgestone's tyre development, Hirohide Hamashima, to ensure their 2011 tyre worries are a thing of the past. The outfit failed read more »

In a canny move, Ferrari has recruited Hirohide Hamashima, former head of tyre development at Bridgestone. read more »

Ferrari has signed Hirohide Hamashima, the former director of Bridgestone's tyre development, to head up its department dealing with the interaction between car and tyres read more »

Jan.9 (GMM) Mercedes has reportedly poached a key member of Ferrari's technical team. Media reports claim Marco Fainello has been enticed from his role at the head of... read more »

Eddie Cheever, America's most experienced Grand Prix driver, says his home country needs an F1 driver if future events in Austin and New Jersey are to survive. The... read more »