Singapore F1 to use super-soft compunds tyres

The Japanese company Bridgestone, the sole tyre supplier for the F1 has announced yesterday that they will provide super-soft and soft tyre compounds for the Singapore F1 leg.

Only twice in this season of racing such super-soft compounds tyres has been used.

Once in Monaco GP (22-25 May) and the other Canada GP (6-8 June)

The Bridgestone spokesperson was quoted “This will be the first time for Formula One in Singapore and we will bring the soft and super soft compounds for this interesting new street course”

Bridgestone is the sole supplier for Formula One from 2007 to 2010. Michelin, Bridgestone’s only rival, ended their participation in Formula One after the 2006 season

Tyres are supplied in accordance with the revised Sporting Regulations. A total of 14 sets of dry weather tyres per driver over the race weekend: 4 sets for Friday, and 10 for the rest of the days.

During the race, both compounds of tyre (hard and soft) have to be used at least once during the race

Tyre compounds for F1 season 2008:

Australia - soft, medium
Malaysia - medium, hard
Bahrain - soft, medium
Spain - medium, hard
Turkey - medium, hard
Monaco - super-soft, soft
Canada - super-soft, soft
France - soft, medium
Britain - medium, hard
Germany - medium, hard
Hungary - super-soft, soft
Europe - super-soft, soft
Belgium - medium, hard
Italy - medium, hard
Singapore - super-soft, soft
Japan - soft, medium
China - medium, hard
Brazil - soft, medium

list via F1.com

Posted August 9th, 2008 in Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Britain, Canada, China, Europe, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Monaco, Singapore, Spain, Turkey by unclesha.

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