Pirelli has reve🦄aled nine of Formula 1's teams will test its new 18-inch tyres in preparation for their introduction next season.

All teams except Williams will be involved in the 28 days of testing in 202☂1 as Pirelli 🦄looks to fine-tune its new rubber.

Ferrari has already tested for Pirelli at Jerez last week, with the Scuderia and Al𝔉pine next in line to test again in Bahrain fol🐲lowing the season-opener later this month.

Teams will test in both dry and wet conditions while running mule cars to giveౠ Pirell🍸i the best data possible ahead of next season's regulation changes.

Mario Isola, Pirelli’s head of F1 and car racing said: "We’re looking forward to resuming our tests for the new 18-inch tyr💙es shortly, but as the COVID-19 pandemic – which led to the suspension of the test programme last year – is not yet over, it’s possible that our planned schedule for this year may have to be modified. 

"As a result, we have a back-up plan too. Nonetheless, we have put together a programme that should enable us to pick up solidly from where we left off in 2019 and finalise the specification for a new generation of tyre under fresh regulations that will give Formula 1 a ve𒁏ry different look next year. 

"Many thanks to all the teams for their support in providing simulations and mule cars, giving us a good base to wor🌌k from. We will be𝓡 testing both our slick and wet prototype 18-inch tyres for 2022: we started already at Jerez in Spain for three days with Ferrari, and we will end up at France’s Magny-Cours circuit with Alpine in September.”

Pirelli’s 2021 Testing Programme: 

- Bahrain (March, 30-31 – April, 1)
Slick
Ferrari (day 1)
Alpine (day 2-3)

- Imola (April, 20-21)
Slick
Mercedes

- Barcelona (May, 11-12)
Slick
Alpine (day 1)
Red Bull, Alfa Romeo (day 1-2)

- Paul Ricard (May, 25-26)
Wet
Mercedes

- Spielberg (July, 6-7)
Slick
AlphaTauri

- Silverstone (July, 20-21)
Slick
Red Bull (day 1)
Aston Martin, Haas (day 1-2)

- Budapest (August, 3-4)
Slick
Mercedes, McLaren (day 1)
Ferrari, McLaren (day 2)

- Magny-Cours (September, 15-16)
Wet
Alpine