Pirelli is expected to hold talks at its Milan factory on Tuesday to decide what, if any, changes are needed to improve the performance of their controversial Formula One racing tyres. After four races dominated and decided by tyre-wear and the strategy required to cope with this season's fast-wearing rubber, F1's leading teams are keen to see Pirelli switch to producing more conservative tyres that help ensure truer racing for the drivers. Despite seeing his defending triple world champion driver German Sebastian Vettel claim his second win this season to open up a 10-points gap in the title race, Red Bull's chief Christian Horner said he remained critical of the tyres and still wanted...
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