Carlos Sainz finished second ahead of Red Bull pair Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen, who was unable to gain as much time on ageing rubber during the qualifying simulation... read more »

Leclerc, who has yet to finish an F1 or FIA Formula 2 race at Monaco, had to abort a couple of potentially even faster laps late on. But his 1m14.531s posted on medium tyres... read more »

Mercedes motorsport strategy director James Vowles has revealed the long game plan behind starting Lewis Hamilton on medium tyres at the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Alex Albon has revealed he "couldn't drive slowly enough" to make his tyres last in the sweltering Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Valtteri Bottas thought he could have been in the mix on Sunday, but it didn't work out. read more »

Managing tyre pace and degradation was very challenging, but nonetheless, Nicholas was able to put together a strong race and manage his tyres well enough to catch Magnussen... read more »

This was certainly one of the biggest tests that our new 18-inch tyres have faced all year. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was left relieved that Mercedes opted not to follow his advice of saving the engine following his lap one collision with Kevin Magnussen. Hamilton sustained a... read more »

The revised parts proved their worth in Barcelona when Charles Leclerc took pole position, with his team-mate Carlos Sainz qualifying third on Saturday.Teams are allowed two... read more »

Degradation will definitely be a factor tomorrow, with temperatures predicted to be perhaps even hotter than today, so this is likely to be the most challenging race of the... read more »

The Monegasque driver bounced back from a spin in his first run in Q3 to snatch first place on the grid in Barcelona from title rival Max Verstappen with a brilliant late... read more »

Actor and self-proclaimed Formula One nerd Jeremy Irvine assumes hosting duties for Episode 8 of The Williams Warm-Up, brought to you from the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in... read more »

We have some improvement to make in terms of how we get the most out of the tyres for a single lap, but even if we do this overnight, it will still be a challenging weekend. read more »

Barcelona has traditionally thrown up a big mix of what teams and drivers do when it comes to Pirelli tyres. read more »

Pirelli's Motorsport Director Mario Isola, is interested to see if a one-stop will be possible on the new tyres at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, with the race... read more »

Pirelli's Mario Isola was very impressed by how well the tyres held-up at the Miami International Autodrome, where Max Verstappen claimed his third-win of the season. read more »

All teams are struggling to save weight with their 2022 cars, and Ricciardo revealed that he'd had less fluid in his drinks bottle than he would have liked in the... read more »

Albon was ninth in FP3 on Saturday but had an issue with tyre temperatures in Q1, and thus found himself stuck in 18th on the grid.By the flag he had worked his way up to 10th,... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has explained why the team opted against pitting for fresh tyres during the late safety car period at the Miami Grand Prix. read more »

At the late safety car restart Mick Schumacher was in a promising ninth place, but his points hopes were ended by a collision with Sebastian Vettel - with the Haas driver... read more »

He also expressed his frustration at having to hand a place back to Lewis Hamilton after going off track during their late battle, although he soon regained it and finished... read more »

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari has to understand its relative weakness to Red Bull on softer tyres in race trim after losing out to Max Verstappen in Miami.' Verstappen... read more »

A strong performance from the tyres meant that the race gravitated towards a one-stop strategy, whereas we had previously anticipated a two-stopper. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull "got lucky" when Ferrari failed to take advantage of a late Safety Car to pit for fresh tyres at the Miami Grand Prix. read more »

Tyre wear, Safety Cars and a spot of rain could see Red Bull beat Ferrari in Miami. read more »