F1 tyres 2023
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Formula 1 official tyre supplier Pirelli is currently working with the teams on the new 2023 tyres. The second generation of the 18” tyre should afford the new single-seater higher downforce that, through a better management of the porpoising, will have a more relevant ground effect. Precise corrections in function of the data gathered by the teams after 10 GPs is giving Pirelli a detailed map in terms of
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2022 was a season of big changes for Formula 1. In addition to the new ground-effect cars, 2022 was also marked by the debut of the 18-inch Pirelli tires. In a recent interview for f1ingenerale.com, Mario Isola, the Head of F1 & Car Racing of Pirelli talked about the most important changes regarding the compounds for the 2023 Formula 1 campaign. In pre-season testing, some teams, including Red Bull, complained of problems with understeer. Have you talked about it
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What tyres will be used in F1 2022?The teams will be able to call upon the C1 hard tyre (x2 sets), the C2 medium tyre (x3 sets) and the C3 soft tyre (x8 sets). This weekend will also see the return of a 90-minute practice session, as FP2 in Japan will be extended by 30 minutes as Pirelli look to carry out 2023 prototype slick tyre testing.
Does F1 still use hypersoft tires?They are still there, but they are named differently. The unofficial tyre names are C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5 for dry tyres.
Are F1 tyres bigger in 2022?2022 F1 season
The new, larger tyres Formula 1 has introduced for the 2022 season will restrict drivers' views more than before, said Max Verstappen. F1 wheel sizes have increased from 13 inches to 18 this year. The tyres sizes have also grown from 660mm to 720mm.
Will Michelin come back to F1?Michelin has decided against an immediate return to Formula 1 after ruling out applying for the new tyre tender process. The French tyre company had evaluated a potential return in two years' time, with the FIA having in July opened up the tyre tender to become F1's official supplier from 2020 to 2023.
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