A new row appears to be brewing between Formula One's top two teams, Mercedes and Red Bull, after Lewis Hamilton hinted that Max Verstappen's tyre failure in Baku was... read more »

Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen said on Thursday he was unhappy with Pirelli's explanation for the high-speed tyre blowout that cost him victory at... read more »

A "disappointed" Max Verstappen has criticised Pirelli for their "vague" explanation of the tyre blowouts at the Azerbaijan GP and insists Red Bull... read more »

Lance Stroll is still perplexed as to the cause of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix tyre failure despite the publishing of Pirelli's findings in the subsequent investigation. read more »

Describing the outcome of Pirelli's investigation into his Baku tyre failure as "vague", Max Verstappen insists the Italian manufacturer is wrong to shift the... read more »

Pirelli have released a statement ahead of this weekends French Grand Prix, after conducting an investigation into the tyre failures suffered in Baku. read more »

Lewis Hamilton doesn't believe Pirelli are at fault for the sudden tyre failures that occurred at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen disagree over the results of the inquiry into the tyre failures at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen has voiced his criticism of Pirelli's findings into his tyre failure at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix two weeks ago and urged the Italian tyre manufacturer to... read more »

Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen says he is unconvinced by Pirelli's explanation into his Baku failure, while rival Lewis Hamilton suggested the tyre supplier... read more »

Alpine's Formula 1 team executive director Marcin Budkowski has expressed his concern if teams were tinkering with tyre pressures on their cars. read more »

The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has followed Red Bull in insisting it adhered to Pirelli's tyre mandates prior to Lance Stroll's failure during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Like Pirelli and Red Bull, Aston Martin adopts the Bart Simpson 'It wasn't me' mantra following Baku tyre failures. read more »

Aston Martin has responded to the joint investigation by Pirelli and the FIA as to the cause of the two tyre blowouts seen at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Back on a more conventional race track after the street circuit challenges of Monaco and Baku, Mercedes comes to Paul Ricard with realistic hope that its recent downturn in... read more »

Pirelli's findings from their full investigation into the tyre blow-outs in Baku has left the world of Formula 1 with more questions than answers. read more »

Formula 1 returns to France for the first time since 2019 with Pirelli hoping to put the tyre issues of Azerbaijan behind it and Mercedes expecting to bounce back from a... read more »

Following the high-profile failures in Baku, from this weekend's French Grand Prix the teams will face tougher checks to ensure they are not manipulating tyre pressures. read more »

Pirelli says two high-speed tyre failures at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix were caused by the way in which the tyres were being run. read more »

Formula 1 teams will face tougher tyre checks to ensure they are following the prescribed tyres pressures set out by F1’s sole tyre supplier Pirelli, following an investigation... read more »

Pirelli go into this weekends French Grand Prix under immense pressure after the race changing tyre failures last time out in Azerbaijan. read more »

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli released a statement regarding its analysis that centred around the tyre failures of Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll at the... read more »

With Pirelli's investigation into the failures suffered by Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix concluding that the way the tyres were run... read more »

Pirelli has released the findings from its investigation into the tyre failures suffered by two drivers during Formula 1's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli have denied that production or quality defects caused high-speed blowouts at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »