Alfa Romeo will begin Pirelli's 2023 tyre testing following the Emila Romagna Grand Prix. read more »

After the Australian Grand Prix, a number of drivers expressed their frustration at the speed of the Aston Martin safety car, which is not as fast as the Mercedes one used at... read more »

Pirelli has revealed the tyre compounds to be used in the Emilia Romagna, Miami, Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix. read more »

It's hardly surprising Alexander Albon is a fan of the tyre, considering he almost did a whole race on it. read more »

The Spaniard, who missed out on a potential front row start in Melbourne after his car shut down shortly after he had set a purple sector time in Q3, had appeared to be on... read more »

The Alpine driver says the impact left him with sore thumbs, but he insists he will be OK for the race.Alonso was on a lap that might have earned him pole position in Q3 when a... read more »

Sergio Perez has claimed to "regret" Red Bull's tyre strategy after qualifying third for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

We're finding it hard to generate tyre temperature here so that's the big thing we need to work on overnight. read more »

Andy Shovlin says F1's new tyre rule is causing a bit of a headache for Mercedes as they can't plan quite like they did last season. read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has revealed how one of the "very simple" new tyre rules introduced this year has hindered the team's... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes Pirelli's "courageous" choice of tyre compounds has created a "crucial compromise" for teams... read more »

This year there's an unusual tyre nomination for Melbourne's famous street track, with a bigger gap than normal between the medium and softest compounds. read more »

Pirelli were pleased with the performance of both its hard and medium compounds during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which allowed drivers to attack throughout the fifty-lap race. read more »

Shov talks through the key topics from the Saudi Arabian GP weekend in our F1 Race Debrief, brought to you by Akkodis! ? Including qualifying struggles, VSCs, tyre strategies... read more »

In the first event of the season in Bahrain, Alonso finished ninth, two places behind team mate Esteban Ocon, after a less than optimum race that was compromised by engine... read more »

Attempting to tee up a move on Stroll towards the end of the race at Jeddah into Turn 1, Albon dived down the inside of the Aston Martin driver in a bid to move up to 11th... read more »

Ahead of what will be his 215th grand prix start, the two-time F1 race winner topped qualifying on the Corniche Circuit with his final soft tyre run in Q3 to depose the Ferrari... read more »

The opening day of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix did not deliver big surprises in terms of tyre behaviour, but drivers needed to find a way to get around the graining on the... read more »

We've seen the majority of long runs on the medium tyre, which the teams probably consider to be a strong race tyre along with the hard, which showed plenty of consistency. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix victor did not take part in the final 15 minutes of the second hour-long session after he damaged the front-left track rod on his F1-75 challenger.He... read more »

Charles Leclerc remained on top during second practice for Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix before both he and Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz hit the wall. Title... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix saw Pirelli's 18-inch tyres make their racing debut, the tyre manufacturer's Motorsport Director Mario Isola believes they were a success! read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr qualified third, with Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finishing down in fifth and ninth.After the first runs in Q3 it was Sainz who led the... read more »

Mario Isola says the gaps in performance between Pirelli's tyre compounds is bigger than they were anticipating going into the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Gaps of about 0.5 seconds were expected, but it turns out they are bigger. read more »