The steering wheel of a Formula One car looks, well … nothing much ... and it’s this thick,” he explained, holding his fingers about six inches apart, “[describing] what the steering ...

As a result, Pirelli removed all promotional materials related to the trophies from its press site following the conclusion ...

Goodyear continuously supplied tires to certain teams from 1959 through 1998, but that was when F1 allowed numerous rubber companies – including Bridgestone, Firestone, Michelin, Dunlop and ...

However, Pirelli’s head of F1 and car racing Mario Isola, explained the various factors influencing tire performance and confirmed that its findings after the Baku race aligned with expectations.

Michelin confirmed that it has submitted its bid for the exclusive contract to supply tires to Formula One, pitting it against the current supplier Pirelli as the FIA weighs competing offers.