Pirelli announces tyre compounds for Mexican GP

  • Published on 11 Jul 2019 11:45
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  • By: Fergal Walsh

Pirelli has confirmed the tyre compounds that it will bring to the Mexican Grand Prix later this year.

The Italian marque has nominated the C2, C3 and C4 compounds for the race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriquez.

The C3 [hard] tyre will be marked by a white side wall, the C3 [medium] will be identified with a yellow line, and the [soft] C4 will have red side walls.

This year's Mexican Grand Prix could be the last as the circuit searches for funds to keep the race on the calendar beyond the 2019 season.

In February earlier this year, it was confirmed that the government had pulled funding from the Mexican Grand Prix, with the money going towards the Mayan Train railway project.

 

Grand Prix

      C1

    C2

     C3    C4         C5
Australia         X        X       X           
Bahrain        X       X        X                   
China         X        X         X         
Azerbaijan         X        X       X           
Monaco                     X       X            X
Spain        X       X         X    
Canada            X       X            X
France         X        X       X  
Austria          X        X       X  
Great Britain        X       X        X    
Germany         X        X       X  
Hungary         X        X       X  
Belgium        X       X        X    
Italy          
Singapore            X       X           X
Russia         X        X        X  
Japan        X       X        X    
Mexico         X        X       X  

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  • I am really interested in seeing how RBH will perform here. Historically, RB has been pretty strong around Mexico, especially looking at last year, but that seemed to be in part due to the Renault engine not suffering all that much at that low oxygen environment. I wonder if the Honda will be able to perform as well around here.

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