Articles tagged with '2023 Tyre Compound Choices' | Pirelli

The final two Formula 1 races of the 2023 season will see the softest selection of Pirelli's six compounds on track. At both Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi, teams will use the C3 as P Zero White hard, C4 as P Zero Yellow medium and C5 as P Zero Red …

Formula 1 returns to the American continent in the closing stages of the season for three races on consecutive weekends (from 20th October to 5th November) in three different countries: the United States, Mexico, and Brazil. When it comes to the …

Once the European part of the season is over, Formula 1 undertakes the final push with eight races in just over two months, travelling from the Far East to North and South America. Pirelli has announced the tyre nominations for the first three of …

Pirelli has announced the slick tyre nominations for the Dutch Grand Prix (25-27 August) and Italian Grand Prix (1-3 September).The C1, C2, and C3 have been chosen for Zandvoort, as was the case last year. Zandvoort is one of the most demanding …

Pirelli has revealed the choice of compounds for the Hungarian Grand Prix (21-23 July) and Belgian Grand Prix (28-30 July). At the Hungaroring, softer compounds will now be used compared to last year:  the C3 will be P Zero White hard, C4 will …

The three Pirelli compound choices for the upcoming grands Prix in Canada, Austria, and Great Britain will be the same as last year.The softest possible combination will be used in Montreal and Spielberg: C3 as P Zero White hard, C4 as P Zero Yellow …

The choice of compounds for the Monaco Grand Prix and Spanish Grand Prix has been announced to all the teams today. In Monaco, from 26 to 28 May, the 10 teams will have at their disposal the three softer compounds: C3, C4 and C5. In Barcelona, from …

Compounds revealed for Baku, Miami and Imola  For the upcoming grands prix in Azerbaijan (April 28-30) and Miami (5-7 May), Pirelli has nominated the same three compounds used for these races last year. At Imola (19-21 May) the nominations …

This year, the number of compounds that Pirelli can nominate throughout the season has increased to six because a new compound in the hardest range has been created. They’re numbered from zero to five, from the hardest to the softest, with the …