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Why drivers rarely use F1’s wet tyres, and how Pirelli plans to improve them

Jul 19, 2025 - 09:51
Why drivers rarely use F1’s wet tyres, and how Pirelli plans to improve them
Seeing full wets in action during a race weekend has become a rare sight in Formula 1. The main reason for that is visibility, as when there’s significantly more water than – let's say – was seen during the British GP at Silverstone, high levels of spray >>>

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