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Minimal tire data collected at Jerez test

The first test of the 2014 season was eventful in some ways and not in others. Red Bull and Renault-powered teams struggled to come...
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Pirelli: Merc ‘would have benefited’ from test

Mercedes were handed a ban from this weeks young Driver test and they lobbied the FIA to have an opportunity to run in eh...
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Pirelli head to Barcelona with 1,500 tires in tow

The teams head off to Barcelona this week for the second four-day test of the year. The venue is the Circuit de Catalunya: a...
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Pirelli brings you more passing and 2-stops at every race

Pirelli announced their new 2013 lineup for tires in Formula One today. Motor sport boss Paul Hembery had explained a few weeks ago that...
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Pirelli’s 2013 tire has teams scrambling for data

Pirelli made a big splash in the Formula One pond this year when it brought a high-degradation tire that possessed an elusive soul that...
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Why Hockenheim could stump the chump

The 2012 season has been unpredictable. That's probably the most used word in the press used to describe the season and with good reason....
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Button: Data row and More Money at Brawn GP

Apparently Brawn GP’s Jenson button had some issues with teammate Rubens Barrichello and race engineer Jock Clear over the access of their data and...

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