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The colors on F1 tires indicate the compounds. White, yellow, and red for hard, medium, and soft slicks; green for intermediates; and blue for wet tires.

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At the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend, however, the three tire options will be non-consecutive. Pirelli confirmed on Monday ...

F1 races, with speeds exceeding 300 km/h, represent the peak of global technology and strategy. Yet in Korea, the sport ...

If you've watched a Formula 1 race recently, you'll likely have noticed that the tires all have colored stripes. Here's what each color means.

Why use hard and soft tires? How do F1 teams work? Can cars be redesigned between races? Everything you need to know before watching the new Brad Pitt movie.

It starts with the second F1 race depicted in the movie, where protagonist Sonny Hayes (Pitt) asks to switch to "Plan C" mid-race and run on soft tires.

One scene really had the director worried for stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris.

Key Points Brad Pitt and Damson Idris got behind the wheel for real to craft the thrilling racing sequences in F1: The Movie. With the cooperation of the world of Formula One, they filmed at actual ...