Pirelli has revealed the tyre compounds for the upcoming races after the summer break, including adjustments for the British and Belgian Grands Prix to spice up the competition.
The choices for the Red Bull Ring and Hungaroring remain the same as last year’s, while Silverstone will have softer compounds: C2, C3, and C4.
For Spa-Francorchamps, the selection is intriguing with the hard compound being the C1 instead of the C2, aiming to create a performance gap between the hard and medium options.
Pirelli aims to introduce more unpredictability by widening the performance differential between compounds, challenging teams to strategize between one-stop and two-stop approaches.
The focus remains on creating exciting races and strategic dilemmas without pushing teams towards a two-stop strategy, emphasizing the importance of making the right tyre choices.
