Australian GP: Pirelli GP Driver Tyre Choices


By Courtesy of Pirelli
March 9 2016

 
 Pirelli Australian GP Driver Tyre Choices
 
GP Tyre Selections
 

Pirelli has announced the tyre choices made by the 22 Formula 1 drivers for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

With 13 sets of dry-weather tyres available over a race weekend, drivers now have three compounds to choose from, rather than in the previous seasons when two were selected by Pirelli. Each driver has the option to select the tyres he feel are what required for the weekend. This can lead to drivers oin the same team choosing different selections.
 
Pirelli Australian GP Driver Selections
 

Australian GP: Pirelli GP Driver Tyre Choices
Posted by: Williams F1 (IP Logged)
Date: 09/03/2016 08:22

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Re: Australian GP: Pirelli GP Driver Tyre Choices
Posted by: crusty_bread (IP Logged)
Date: 09/03/2016 10:37

interesting- so despite gpl's concerns regarding Williams potentially poor tyre-wear, they have gone more aggressive, overall than both Mercedes and Ferrari with their tyre selection.

Re: Australian GP: Pirelli GP Driver Tyre Choices
Posted by: phatjack (IP Logged)
Date: 09/03/2016 10:49

You forget tyre selections were made long before winter testing. So it's anyone's guess at the moment.

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