Monaco GP: Pirelli Pit Stop Summary

Below is a summary of all the pit stops made at the Monaco
Grand Prix and the tyres changed. The soft tyre was the prime 
in Monaco and the super soft tyre was the option.

Vettel: 	SSU   SN   (16) SSU (72) 1
Alonso: 	SSU   SN   (17) SN  (34) SSU (72) 2
Button: 	SSU   SSU  (15) SSU (33) SN  (48) SN  (72) 3
Webber: 	SSU   SN   (16) SU  (55) SSU (72) 2
Kobayashi: 	SN    SSN  (34) SSU (72) 1
Hamilton: 	SN    SSU  (22) DT  (43) SN  (49) SSU (72) 3
Sutil: 		SN    SSU  (34) SSU (68) 2
Heidfeld: 	SN    SSN  (33) SSU (69) SSU (72) 2
Barrichello: 	SSN   SN   (32) SSU (68) SSU (72) 2
Buemi: 		SN    SN   (33) SSU (62) SSU (72) 2
Rosberg: 	SSU   SN   (15) SN  (33) SSU (53) SSU (72) 3
Di Resta: 	SSU   SSU  (20) DT  (27) SN  (32) SSU (72) 3
Trulli: 	SSN   SSU  (24) SN  (46) SSU (72) 2
Kovalainen: 	SSN   SN   (19) SN  (52) SSU (72) 2
D’Ambrosio: 	SN    SSN  (33) SN  (63) SN  (72) 2
Liuzzi: 	SN    SSN  (32) SSN (72) 1
Karthikeyan: 	SSN   SN   (25) SSN (33) SN  (72) 2
Maldonado: 	SSU   SN   (25) SSU (54) SN  (72) 2
Petrov: 	SSN   SN   (28)      1   NC
Alguersuari: 	SN    SN   (29) SSN (56) 2 NC
Massa: 		SSU   SN   (26)      1   NC
Schumacher: 	SSU   SSU  (12)      1   NC
Glock: 		SSN   SN   (22)      1   NC
The first column denotes the tyres the driver started the race

S = Soft compound
SS = Super Soft compound
N = New compound
U = Used compound
DT = Drive through
NC = Not classified

Italics denote the tyre change made during the suspended race.
It is not counted in the total of pit stops.
The last column gives the total amount of pit stops.