Due to the 2023 Pirelli tyre test in FP2, Russell stormed to top spot having been permitted to start the session on the 2022 tyres after missing first practice for the rookie... read more »

Mercedes' George Russell şet the pace in second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix as Pirelli conducted another blind F1 tyre test for 2023.  read more »

As was the case in Austin, today's second practice session was given over to tyre testing and unsurprisingly those using the current compounds set the pace. read more »

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was fastest in FP1 before Russell topped FP2, which doubled as a 2023 Pirelli prototype tyre test and so was unrepresentative in the main.But... read more »

Two-time F1 champion Max Verstappen has predicted "a lot of crashes" when the sport eventually bans the use of tyre blankets. read more »

The Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit is likely to see evolution across the weekend due to it becoming dusty between uses. read more »

Though it wasn't entirely popular with the teams and drivers, Pirelli insists that Friday's tyre testing session was positive. read more »

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen has criticised F1 and Pirelli after teams and drivers effectively lost second practice for the United States Grand Prix for a 2023 tyre test. read more »

With high tyre wear due to the warm conditions and flowing corners, today's United States Grand Prix is widely expected to drive drivers towards a two-stop strategy.... read more »

After FP2 had been largely dedicated to Pirelli's 2023 tyre testing, the final one-hour session of practice meant the teams have more race-data-gathering work than usual... read more »

Pirelli received usual data about the planned 2023 harder compounds of tyre from all ten teams after running a blind test during second practice for the United States Grand... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. knows Saturday's final practice session at COTA will be busy thanks to Pirellis tyre test on Friday afternoon costing them valuable set-up time. read more »

In an unusual day of Friday practice, the Ferrari driver topped FP2 with a 1m36.810s having been granted use of the 2022 tyres during the session devoted to 2023 Pirelli tyre... read more »

Ferrari swept the board in practice for Formula 1's 2022 US Grand Prix on Friday, but unusual circumstances for both sessions meant they provided little insight for form... read more »

Max Verstappen was left searching for answers after a Pirelli tyre test interrupted preparations for the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc outpaced Valtteri Bottas in an extended second practice at the United States Grand Prix as F1 teams conducted a blind test for Pirelli's 2023 tyres.  read more »

Charles Leclerc leads the way in an extended session dedicated to the testing of proposed tyre compounds for 2023. read more »

Leclerc was one of three drivers to run two of the 2022 Pirelli compounds - along with Valtteri Bottas and Daniel Ricciardo - because he sat out FP1 with Robert Shwartzman... read more »

After sitting out the opening session in Austin, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc kicked off his race weekend in perfect style by going quickest in the afternoon practice for the... read more »

Charles Leclerc topped the time sheets for Ferrari in a slightly unusual FP2 session, during which Pirelli carried out tests on a prototype 2023 tyre. The Monegasque set a... read more »

Charles Leclerc completed a Ferrari clean sweep of Friday practice for the United States Grand Prix in an FP2 session devoted to a Pirelli 2023 prototype tyre test. read more »

However, rival Red Bull quickly hit its stride and since the summer break has stepped even further clear, especially in race pace, as the RB18 appears to have a clear edge with... read more »

Formula 1 needs better full wet tyres, according to Max Verstappen, and he would be happy to help Pirelli in testing to ensure this happens. read more »

Weather conditions at Suzuka dictated the tyre choices available to the drivers on Sunday, according to Pirelli's Mario Isola. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed answers are being sought for its extreme tyre degradation that hampered Charles Leclerc at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »