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Hankook to battle Pirelli for F1 tire contract . . .

Discussion in 'F1' started by tifoso2728, Sep 23, 2018.

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  1. tifoso2728

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    #1 tifoso2728, Sep 23, 2018
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  3. ago car nut

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    #3 ago car nut, Sep 23, 2018
    Need to get rid of restrictive tire rules!!
     
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  4. Mitch Alsup

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    #4 Mitch Alsup, Sep 23, 2018
    There needs to be a tire option so that a driver can choose a <harder> tire and be able to do the entire race without a pit stop (should the team choose that strategy).
     
  5. tifoso2728

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    #5 tifoso2728, Sep 23, 2018
    So . . . . Korean tires on a Ferrari? Hmmmm . . . .
     
  6. thirteendog

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    #6 thirteendog, Sep 24, 2018
    Great a tire that melts in less than a lap
     
  7. william

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    #7 william, Sep 24, 2018

    At the moment they run on ... Chinese tyres .

    Pirelli is 100% owned by ChinaChem.

    Ferrari used to run on Japanese tyres before: Bridgestone.
     
  8. Adrian Thompson

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    #8 Adrian Thompson, Sep 24, 2018
    The only thing that matters is who will throw the most money at Liberty Media, the FIA and the FOM. Any tire company could produce tires given the spec, it only matters who is willing to dig deepest in their pockets to fund it. Doubt it? Then why so many races in countries with no history of Motorsport who are allowed to waive the normal hosting requirement and jump straight in? Why have Spa or Monza ever even been considered as being dropped from the roster. Bribes talk.
     
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