P1racenews AI automatic summary:
This weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix will feature a drastically different set of tyres compared to the recent Australian Grand Prix.
“Pirelli have switched back to harder tyre compounds for the Japanese Grand Prix after using the softest range in Australia. The C1, C2, and C3 compounds will be used at Suzuka, despite the forecasted rain. These compounds were also used in last year’s Japanese GP and this year’s Bahrain opener. Suzuka is known for being tough on tyres due to wear and abrasion, but a one-stop strategy could be possible this year with the race in spring. This is the first time the Japanese GP is not in autumn, and cooler temperatures could lead to a one-stop race, contrary to the usual two-stop strategy. F1 fans can win Red Bull or Ferrari merchandise by subscribing to the YouTube channel!”