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F1 season debut for supersoft tyres at Monaco Grand Prix - May 22nd, 2012

Pirelli’s supersoft tyres will be making their debut at the famous Monaco Grand Prix this weekend.
The P Zero Red supersoft will be partnered alongside the P Zero Yellow soft tyres to take on the challenge of tackling the circuit which is home to the slowest, tightest but also most prestigious race of the season.
With the [...]

Pirelli treads further into the fashion world - May 19th, 2012

The name Pirelli is already synonymous with tyres, Formula one and calendars - now the Italian tyres manufacturer is set to expand its PZero high-end fashion retail brand internationally, following the successful launch of its concept store in Milan last year.
The company is evaluating several European countries, including the UK, in its search to find [...]

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Maxxis tyres goes into ‘extra time’ with Liverpool FC - May 22nd, 2012

By Denna Bowman
Maxxis tyres has announced it is extending its Partnership with Liverpool FC until 2012.
The tyres manufacturer has committed to extending its sponsorship deal with the Premiership team following a successful three-year run.
Maxxis first joined Liverpool FC in 2009 and has enjoyed many successful and engaging campaigns with LFC fans, with money can’t buy [...]

Pirelli announces tyres for forthcoming races - May 21st, 2012

By Alex Kapadia
Pirelli has announced the Formula One tyres it will be using for the forthcoming races in Montreal, Valencia and Silverstone.
For the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, the teams will use the P Zero Yellow soft and P Zero Red supersoft tyres.
Montreal’s street circuit is tight and twisty, making it ideally suited to [...]

 

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