2011-2025 GPs: Pirelli in F1 Between Innovation And Sustainability
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890
89012
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NUMBER OF GPs RACED BY DRIVERS WITH PIRELLI TYRES
Valtteri Bottas
150
Daniel Ricciardo
150
Fernando Alonso
150
Sergio Pérez
150
Lewis Hamilton
150
2011-2025
New generation, Pirelli as sole supplier
Pirelli became a central presence in Formula 1, supplying every team with tyres that added strategy and adrenaline to each race. New compounds raised the level of spectacle and overtaking. From Red Bull's dominance to Mercedes' long reign, and the unforgettable season that set Lewis Hamilton against Max Verstappen. New regulations and wider tyres reignited the level of competition in 2022. Formula 1 also found new audiences through Drive to Survive and a new generation of drivers such as Lando Norris.
2011
Australia 2011. The podium: Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Vitaly Petrov.
Photo by Klynsmith/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2011
Great Britain 2011. Fernando Alonso celebrates on the podium at Silverstone.
Photo by Kingston-Lee/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2011
Japan 2011. Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, 3rd position.
Photo by Steve Etherington/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2011
India 2011. The podium: Jenson Button, second place; Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing Chief Technical Director; race winner Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso, third place.
Photo by Daniel Kalisz/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2012
Malaysia 2012. Sergio Pérez, Sauber, and Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, battle.
Photo by Klynsmith/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2012
Spain 2012. Podium: Fernando Alonso, race winner Pastor Maldonado and Kimi Raikkonen.
Photo by Emily Davenport/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2012
Europe 2012. Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, at European Grand Prix.
Photo by Patrik Lundin/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2012
Brazil 2012. World Champion Sebastian Vettel celebrates with Michael Schumacher.
Photo by Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2013
Australia 2013. Race winner Kimi Raikkonen crosses the line.
Photo by Klynsmith/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2013
Spain 2013. Kimi Raikkonen, race winner Fernando Alonso, Stefano Domenicali, Ferrari General Director, and Felipe Massa celebrate on the podium.
Photo by Emily Davenport/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2013
Great Britain 2013. Nico Rosberg, in first place, celebrates his victory with his team.
Photo by Charles Coates/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2014
Australia 2014. Nico Rosberg, first position.
Photo by Glenn Dunbar/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2014
Japan 2014. Jules Bianchi, Marussia.
Photo by Martini/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2015
Australia 2015. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes.
Photo by Steven Tee/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2016
Spain 2016. Max Verstappen, Red Bull, takes the chequered flag at the finish.
Photo by Glenn Dunbar/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2016
Abu Dhabi 2016. Nico Rosberg celebrates on the track after securing his first World Drivers Championship title in Abu Dhabi.
Photo by Andrew Ferraro/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2017
Australia 2017. Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, first position, sprays champagne on the podium.
Photo by Zak Mauger/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2017
Mexico 2017. Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB13 TAG Heuer.
Photo by Sam Bloxham/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2018
Germany 2018. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, celebrates in parc fermé at Hockenheimring.
Photo by Manuel Goria/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2018
USA 2018. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, celebrates on the podium at Circuit of The Americas.
Photo by Mark Sutton/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2019
China 2019. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes AMG F1 W10, at Shanghai International Circuit.
Photo by Jerry Andre/Sutton Images/Getty Images.
2019
Italy 2019. Race winner Charles Leclerc, Ferrari SF90, crosses the finish line with Jean Alesi waving the chequered flag at Autodromo Nazionale Monza.
Photo by Steven Tee/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2020
Austria 2020. Valtteri Bottas celebrates with his trophy after the race.
Photo by Steve Etherington/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2020
Italy, Tuscany 2020. Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas, both in Mercedes F1 W11 EQ Performance, battle at the restart.
Photo by Andy Hone/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2021
Abu Dhabi 2021. Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen battle for the lead on first corner at Yas Marina Circuit.
Photo by Simon Galloway/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2022
Bahrain 2022. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari F1-75, at Bahrain International Circuit.
Photo by Carl Bingham/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2022
Great Britain 2022. Winner Carlos Sainz, Ferrari, with his trophy on the podium.
Photo by Drew Gibson/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2022
Japan 2022. Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB18, battles with Charles Leclerc, Ferrari F1-75, for the lead.
Photo by Steve Etherington/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2023
Singapore 2023. Winner Carlos Sainz, Scuderia Ferrari, celebrates on arrival in parc fermé.
Photo by Zak Mauger/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2023
Las Vegas, USA 2023. Pirelli branding on the Sphere during the Las Vegas GP.
Photo by Sam Bagnall/LAT Images/Getty Images.
2024
Abu Dhabi 2024. Lando Norris, McLaren MCL38, during practice at Yas Marina Circuit.
Photo by Zak Mauger/LAT Images/Getty Images.
Pirelli's data in F1 2025
1,230
TYRE SETS
0
COMPOUNDS 6 slick + 2 wet
21,444
KM DRIVEN ON TRACK
12,043
number of laps
142
TYRE CHANGES
15
PIRELLI TECHNICIANS, ENGINEERS AND STAFF
22
DAYS SPENT ON TRACK
10
days/car DEDICATED TO TESTING
1,043
F1 PIRELLI HOT LAPS
1,043
POST Content Production
Pirelli trophies for F1: Nico Vascellari GP Monza 2025, Andrea Sala GP Monza 2024, Ruth Beraha GP Monza 2023, Patrick Tuttofuoco GP Monza 2022, Alice Ronchi GP Imola 2021
