“The difference won’t be that big” – Pirelli F1 boss Mario Isola highlights the difference between 2021 and 2022 tyres, and how drivers can make the most of it. The 2022 tyres are much larger – 18 inches compared to…
Bahrain GP: Pirelli F1 chief defends 2021 prototype tyres after criticism from Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen
Bahrain GP: Pirelli F1 chief has defended the 2021 prototype tyres after criticism from Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. After mocking criticism from Lewis Hamilton yesterday, Pirelli F1 chief has come to defend the 2021 prototype tyres tested yesterday at…
Pirelli confirm new naming convention from 2019 season
The F1 naming convention for tyres has been deemed a little too confusing for the average fan and thus FIA and the Liberty Media have decided to simplify the naming convention, so as to attract more people to the sport…
Pirelli will provide information about tyres despite 2019s simplified system
The Pirelli tyres that will be rolled out for 2019 will have simplified names, as no matter what the actual compound is, the official name would still be hard, medium and soft. The change was forced upon Pirelli by F1…