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Traction the key to Bahrain grand prix – F1 exclusive tyre supplier, Pirelli

Motorsport

Formula One’s teams will use the same three compounds selected for China at Bahrain’s Sakhir circuit: the P Zero Red supersoft, P Zero Yellow soft, and P Zero White medium. Knowing the track as a favoured year-round test venue for various series, Pirelli states that it will above all test traction, especially since it is the first of three scheduled night races for the 2017 season.

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12th April 2017/by Andrew

Prototype 18-inch tyres taken for a spin in Monaco

Motorsport

Last week’s Monaco Grand Prix delivered Nico Rosberg his third victory in a row at the track, and prior to the race the Circuit de Monaco was also host to 18-inch tyre demonstrations for two F1 feeder championships. Pirelli showed off its larger diameter race-ready GP2 rubber while Renault Sport Technologies fielded a Formula Renault 3.5 car fitted with 18-inch Michelin tyres. These demonstrations are significant given both tyre makers’ views on the direction F1 tyre evolution should take, a topic of particular interest now that tenders are open for F1 tyre supply between 2017 and 2019.

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27th May 2015/by Tyrepress Editors

Jolyon Palmer joins Lotus as F1 test/third driver

Motorsport

Jolyon Palmer, the reigning GP2 Series champion, has joined Lotus F1 Team as third driver for the 2015 season.

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  4. New F1 rear tyre construction could see 2-second faster laps all season – Pirelli
22nd January 2015/by Andrew

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