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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Motorsport3 / Pirelli to bring softest F1 compound to Monaco

Pirelli to bring softest F1 compound to Monaco

Date: 24th May 2022 Author: Andrew Bogie Comments: 0
(Source: Pirelli)

Exclusive Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli will supply the teams with its softest compound P Zero tyres for the first time since the Australian grand prix when the series visits the streets of Monaco. The C5 compound, alongside the C4 and C3, will be available one weekend after the hardest tyres in its range were selected for the Spanish Grand Prix. The compounds will be designated as P Zero White hard (C3), P Zero Yellow medium (C4), and P Zero Red soft (C5).

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