At this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, Pirelli brings the P Zero White medium and P Zero Yellow soft compounds to the Hungaroring, close to Budapest. This is actually the same nomination as last year, but with the compounds being softer this year, there is even more performance. The construction of the tyres has changed as well, with the 2012 structure matched with the 2013 compounds. These tyres were tested at Silverstone last week, with the teams collecting data that will be useful for the future. Conditions at the Hungaroring are normally hot and sunny, which increases the work for the tyres. Paul Hembery: “Hungary marks the first event for our latest specification P Zero tyres, which...
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