We have a chat with the Managing Director of Pirelli Asia to find out more about what the brand is all about and what its future looks like.
Pirelli just launched its latest P Zero tyres, and invited us to KL to experience them first-hand with a drive to Genting, and a Sepang Circuit session.
Ahead of Formula One's switch to 18-inch tyres for the 2022 season, Pirelli has begun testing with nine teams with the new tyres, starting with Ferrari.
Pirelli will remain as Global Tire Partner of the FIA Formula One World Championship for a further four years, after renewing its current contract.
Next year, there will be just three P Zero colours at each Grand Prix, white, yellow and red, denoting the hard, medium and soft tyre choices respectively.
Italian tyre company, Pirelli, is working on testing low profile tyres on 18-inch wheels for Formula One cars for better handling.
Paul Hembery, Motorsport Director of Italian tyre supplier Pirelli, is wishing for some rain at this weekend's Singapore GP.
After the incident-filled British Grand Prix where four tyre blow-outs took place, F1 teams are calling for more tests on the Pirelli tyres.
Pirelli launches premium tyre for large and medium sized cars in Singapore, offers high performance tyres incorporated with latest technologies.
Achilles tyres make its debut in Singapore at the Advanti Centre. Achilles also sponsors drifting tyres for this weekends Formula Drfit Weekend.
Pirelli the sole tyre supplier for this Formula 1 season, gives us a walkthrough of its new Cinturato Rain Tyres as we head to Sepang this weekend.
Bridgestone has announced that it will withdraw as Formula One’s sole tyre supplier after the 201 season
Following the Bahrain Grand Prix, Bridgestone's Director of Motorsport Tyre Development speaks about the tyres.
We've all heard so much about how powerful cars aren't so easy to drive. How hard, then, would it be to handle a single-seater racer, like a slightly down-sized Formula One car?
For any race series, competing on a brand new circuit, where none of the teams or drivers have had the opportunity to do any testing, is a huge challenge. And it's not just them, even the official tyre manufacturer for Formula One is facing some pressure