US EditionWhy Pirelli is Skipping a Compound at the F1 Belgian GP
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Why Pirelli is Skipping a Compound at the F1 Belgian GP
Pirelli has announced its tyre compound choices for every Formula 1 grand prix until the of of July, and there is one selection in particular which has garnered attention. The convention is for F1’s spec tyre supplier to pick three compounds – a soft, medium and hard – from its six-compound range that are sequential in order of hardness. For example, at last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, Pirelli brought the C1 (hard), C2 (medium) and C3 (soft). …
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