Starting this season, F1 cars will run on in-house-designed rims. After a variety of solutions surfaced during last week’s first test in Bahrain, expect the teams to compete in this important area as well. Here’s why.
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Pirelli’s Innovative Approach to Wet-Weather Testing Unveiled
Mario Isola, Pirelli’s head of motorsport, has confirmed that F1’s sole tyre manufacturer is trying to organise a wet-weather test at the Bahrain International Circuit.
BővebbenBehind the Wheel: Pirelli’s Bold Strategy in Wet-Weather F1 Test
Pirelli has explained why it chose an unusual circuit for an upcoming wet-weather tyre test ahead of the new F1 season.
BővebbenPirelli’s Bold Move: Unveiling the Future of F1 with Unconventional Testing Grounds
Pirelli will conduct a wet 2026 F1 tyre test in an unusual location.
BővebbenRevolutionary Rain: Unveiling the 2026 F1 Cars in a Wet Bahrain Test
Pirelli is working on bold plans to run a wet tyre Formula 1 test in Bahrain later this month
BővebbenTackling Tire Troubles: Pirelli’s Race Against Time at the Qatar GP
F1 tyre supplier Pirelli is considering implementing a maximum stint length for the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix, having needed to put restrictions in place at the same race in 2023.
BővebbenRevving Up for Change: F1 Drivers Speak Out on Proposed Two-Stop Rule for 2026
Max Verstappen and George Russell have offered their views on the possibility of a mandatory two-stop minimum rule mooted for F1 from next season.
BővebbenRevolutionizing Formula 1: A New Era of Racing on the Horizon
F1 is assessing a potential drastic rule change that would enforce a mandatory minimum of two pits stops for teams in Grands Prix.
BővebbenRacing Insights: Pirelli’s Response to Colapinto Tyre Test Incident
Pirelli F1 chief Mario Isola has provided a statement in the wake of Alpine star Franco Colapinto’s crash during a tyre test this week, insisting that the…
BővebbenThe End of an Era: F1 Drivers Bid Farewell to ‘Extreme’ Challenges
It has long been a thorny issue for all involved in F1, especially the drivers. No more, it seems.
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