Formula 1 is an exhilarating, internationally-recognized motorsport involving triple-digit speeds. This means, of course, that what happens behind the steering wheel is undoubtedly important for ...

With speeds reaching over 200 miles per hour, Formula 1 vehicles place a pounding on the rubber tires tasked with gripping the asphalt. Since 2011, F1 teams have relied on Pirelli, the maker of all F1 ...

For 2021, Formula 1 cars will use seven tire compounds, including five slick compounds for dry tracks and two rain compounds for wet tracks. These compounds are identified by five different colors.