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England - Pirelli is looking into the tyre failures that cost Sebastian Vettel almost his entire championship lead at Silverstone.
Vettel's Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen also suffered a tyre delamination late in the British grand prix,.
Under investigation
Pirelli chief Mario Isola said: "We are investigating.
"The tyres will be sent to Milan and studied and we also need to see more setup data by the teams."
One suggestion was that Ferrari's particular setup, combined with the high downforce produced by the 2017 car, at least contributed to the problems.
Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene, however, made clear his feelings about the blame.
Vettels thoughts
As quoted by Bild newspaper, Arrivabene said: "Although the reasons to us are obvious, it is not Ferrari's style to complain about losing a second and fourth place."
Vettel commented: "I don't think anyone is particularly to blame. With hindsight everything is easy."
As for his decimated championship lead, which now stands at just a single point over Lewis Hamilton, the German added: "There is no reason for panic or concern.
"The last races were not quite as good, but I think we cannot forget how far away we were last year.
"It is true that Mercedes was stronger in the last races, but I think the biggest problem for us is qualifying. At the same time we have a fast car and once we work on a few things, it could be a different picture again," Vettel added.