Pirelli has decided to keep the minimum tyre pressures unchanged for the Belgian Grand Prix, despite complaints from drivers. As is normal, Pirelli has laid down limits to teams in a bid to ensure that there is no risk of tyres suffering a failure as a result of being run with too low a pressure. With Spa-Francorchamps being one of the toughest tracks of the seasons for tyres, the limits for this weekend are 23.5 Psi at the front and 22 Psi at the rear. Those figures left a number of drivers frustrated, however, with Felipe Massa calling them a 'joke' following running on Friday. “I've never run such a high tyre pressure, like we have [right now], in my whole career,” he said. “And...
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