A slow-motion clip of the collision between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris during the 2024 F1 Austrian GP recently surfaced on X. ... who was on a used set of medium tires and had a slow pit stop.

Watch an F1 Suspension Break In Slow Motion Carlos Sainz Jr. caught more of Monaco's inside wall than he planned. The resulting damage to his Ferrari's suspension is quite the sight.

Carlos Sainz Jr. has had an interesting Friday of practice for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver brushed up against the inside of a barrier in the day's first session, creating a ...

The most prominent reason that even the fastest F1 cars swerve around is to warm up their tires. Formula 1 tires, all ...

Watch an F1 Suspension Break In Slow Motion at F1 Monaco Grand Prix Practice. Carlos Sainz Jr. caught more of Monaco's inside wall than he planned.

Since 2011, F1 teams have relied on Pirelli, the maker of all F1 tires, to build tires that can handle the savage power and downforce produced by a Formula 1 car. “There is a balance in a lot of ...

Many F1 fans who are new to the sport must have wondered about the tires used in the cars. They look drastically different from regular road car tires due to a lack of treads.

F1 race cars a powerful machines that require precise conditions and controls to operate safely, and their tires require the same. Here's how tire covers help.

There’s one constant among all 10 teams on the F1 grid: the tires. Pirelli head Mario Isola details the championship’s regulations, the importance of the tires, sustainability among ...

Pirelli's charged with producing tires that make for competitive racing — and serve as a key differentiator in how it pans out. ... F1’s tires have been the primary variable in race strategies.

This motion also removes debris from the tires that got stuck in the cracks during practice, ensuring optimal performance going into the race. Another reason for zigzagging has to do with fuel.