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Pirelli expecting mixed F1 tyre strategies in Monaco GP

Pirelli expects that a mix of soft and medium starting Formula 1 tyres will be seen on the grid at today's Monaco Grand Prix.

What really happened with Miami’s F1 track surface

What really happened with Miami’s F1 track surface

While Formula 1 drivers generally liked the layout of the new Miami Formula 1 circuit - apart from the chicane - it was the track surface that became the biggest bone of contention over the weekend.

Pirelli struggling to find test dates in busy 2022 F1 calendar

Pirelli struggling to find test dates in busy 2022 F1 calendar

Pirelli is struggling to find enough dates to fulfil its quota of 25 days for its 2023 Formula 1 tyre testing programme, due to this season’s packed calendar.

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How Albon pulled off a strategy miracle in Australian GP

Alex Albon's remarkable run to a top-10 finish in the Australian Grand Prix via a pitstop on the penultimate lap has given rival Formula 1 teams plenty of food for thought.

How Albon pulled off F1 strategy miracle in Australian GP

Alex Albon's remarkable run to a top 10 finish in the Australian GP via a pitstop on the penultimate lap has given rival Formula 1 teams plenty of food for thought.

How "grip recovery" creates an extra challenge in F1 qualifying

A curious aspect of qualifying for the Saudi Arabian GP was that several drivers found that they could often get better lap times in qualifying with used soft tyres.

Return of one-stoppers won't matter if F1 racing is better - Pirelli

Pirelli thinks that an increased chance of one-stop races in Formula 1 this year should not worry fans as long as the racing is better on track.

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Why Pirelli’s emergency F1 fixed supply rule looks set to stay

Why Pirelli’s emergency F1 fixed supply rule looks set to stay

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli doubts teams will go back to having a free choice of compounds for each race weekend, with supply choices to be fixed again for 2022.

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