To a great surprise, unlike other seasons of the last 30 years, the Suzuka GP will be held in this period and for the occasion Pirelli intends to provide harder compounds to the riders
The announcement was very surprising, especially considering that this Grand Prix was always expected in the colder months, therefore between September and November. Not only that, the Suzuka Circuit is also seen as one of the most important of the Formula 1 season, it is no coincidence that it has always been the decisive circuit that announced the world champion of the season. This year, however, things went differently. This year the Suzuka Circuit has become one of the first stages of this new season, which follows closely on GP di Melbourne. In this Grand Prix there were shocking moments, with Max Verstappen forced to retire due to the rear part of the car going up in flames. This therefore put Carlos Sainz in pole position. Big surprises, but what awaits us now at the Suzuka GP?
Pirelli intervenes at the Suzuka GP: harder compounds to help the riders
We still don't know what will happen at the Suzuka GP, but we have a small preview that will certainly help the drivers of the Championship quite a bit. Since the Suzuka GP was always held in the autumn period, Now things will be a little different than usual. Although it must be said that the temperatures in this period are a little out of the norm, with 21 degrees. This then brings the Pirelli to intervene, providing the pilots with harder compounds. It will indeed provide C1 for Hardthe C2 for Mediums (and this is the type most recommended by the company) e the C3 for the Soft. The supply of these tires should help drivers arrive on the track more prepared, with wheels that will be able to withstand the efforts on the track and prevent them from blowing out while racing.
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