Ferrari Has Several Mexico GP Strategy Options – but None Looks Straightforward
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At 9pm French time, the Grand Prix of Mexico will launch its training tour behind its poleman: Lewis Hamilton. The British, for the first time...
At an altitude of 2,200 metres, Mexico's GP test tyres between thin air and graining risk. With the C3 (Hard), C4 (Medium) and C5 (Soft) compounds, the tactical rebus is open: the only stop remains the main route on the map, but the two stops or alternate strategies offer aggressive options to override traffic and avoid overheating of the roofs. GRIGLIA DI DEPARTIONE - KIMI CAMPIONE SE...
Formula 1 tire supplier Pirelli predicts that today at the Mexico City Grand Prix we could see different strategies provided by the three models of slicks.
Ferrari has several Mexico GP strategy options – but none looks straightforward
Lewis Hamilton will start the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix from pole position, but Ferrari faces a complicated strategic challenge over the 71-lap race. While Pirelli believes both one-stop and two-stop strategies could be competitive, concerns about tyre degradation and the SF-26’s performance on different compounds leave the Maranello team with several options, none of […]
Following qualifying for the 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, official tire supplier Pirelli released its strategy analysis for the race. It predicts that both one-stop and two-stop strategies will yield nearly identical race times, with post-pit-stop traffic being a crucial factor in determining the winner…
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