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Pirelli expects a two-stop strategy for the Spanish Grand Prix

F1 Grand Prix, GP Spain, Circuit de Catalunya Formula One’s sole tyre supplier Pirelli expects drivers to execute a two-stop strategy at today’s Spanish Grand Prix given the high wear and degradation experienced this weekend. At the end of a close, thrilling qualifying session for today’s Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton claimed the 100th pole position of his career, using the P Zero Red soft C3 compound to set the fastest time of the weekend during his first Q3 run. He qualified ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and his Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas. Mercedes was the only team to run the P Zero Yellow medium in Q1. All the drivers used the soft tyre in Q2, with the...
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