Pirelli to host Bahrain wet-weather test with two F1 teams
Pirelli announced plans to host a dedicated wet-weather tyre test in Bahrain with participation from two Formula 1 teams. The test was intended to provide critical data on the 2026 rain tyres, which feature revised compounds and dimensions. However, the test would later be cancelled due to the geopolitical situation in the region, leaving teams with limited wet-weather data heading into the new season.
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