Pirelli announce compounds for British Grand Prix

  • Published on 03 May 2018 12:57
  • comments 3
  • By: Fergal Walsh

Pirelli has announced which tyre compounds it will bring to the British Grand Prix later this year. The Silverstone event will host the tenth race of the season, and will be a part of F1's first ever triple-header.

Pirelli has confirmed that the hard tyre will be used for the first time in 2018 in Britain. While previously the hard tyre was identified by an orange side-wall, it is now coloured blue. The medium and the soft compound will also be available for the teams.

Grand Prix

Super Hard

   Hard

 Medium   Soft Super Soft Ultra Soft Hyper Soft
Australia            X                X    
Bahrain           X         X        X     
China           X        X                X  
Azerbaijan            X         X       X  
Spain                 X       X         X       X  
Monaco                    X        X          X
Canada                    X        X       X
France                    X          X        X  
Austria            X        X       X  
Great Britain       X       X       X               
Germany              
Hungary                                  
Belgium              
Italy                                   
Singapore                                 
Russia                                   
Japan                                 
USA              
Mexico              
Brazil              

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  • So, only one race so far with hard tyres?

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    • May 3 2018 - 17:42
    • RogerF1

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      Don’t want to spoil the spectacle of pit stops do we! No tyre drama means Pirelli name disappears from media attention.

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      • May 3 2018 - 20:49
    • Yes of course, we mustnt forget our motto: Pirelli - we ARE inefficiency. Because we know that having 2 hard compounds that will almost never be used is whats important.

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      • May 4 2018 - 06:46

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