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Pirelli could soften for Silverstone

Pirelli could go a step softer for this year's British Grand Prix are initially pencilling in their hardest compounds for the Silverstone race. At present Pirelli are intending to run the hard, medium and soft tyres at the July event. However, after the hard tyres proved unusable in Spain with none of the drivers running the orange-marked tyres in the race, Pirelli are considering taking it a step softer at Silverstone. Speaking to Motorsport.com, Pirelli's F1 racing manager Mario Isola said: 'The regulations say we have to select three compounds, and at the moment the selection is the hard/medium/soft. 'The discussion is if we move to the medium/soft/supersoft.' He added: 'There is the...
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