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Pirelli allow better racing with new proposal

Pirelli may opt for harder tyre compounds in order to allow drivers to push for longer in races.  Pirelli have often selected softer tyres in the hope that teams will choose multiple pit stop strategies. However, what actually happened was that teams would still opt for a one-stop race but not push the tyres, maximising the life of the rubber.  “We have seen this year most of the races with one stop,” said Pirelli chief Mario Isola to motorsportweek.com “The only result is that we went softer and softer and teams were managing the pace more and more. “So is it good that we continue with this approach or we just accept that we have one-stop races but...
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