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Pirelli reveals tyre compounds for Italian GP

Formula 1’s tyre supplier Pirelli has announced the compounds that will be used at the Italian Grand Prix. The 13th round of the 2017 F1 season at the high-speed Monza circuit will feature the Supersoft, Soft and Medium tyres. This combination is the most widely-selected, and will also be used at the upcoming races at Silverstone and the Hungaroring. So far, the hard tyre has been used only once this season, in Spain, and it has since been dropped from several compound selections. With the tyres chosen for Monza, one set of the Supersoft must be saved for Q3. Each driver must put aside a set of Softs and Mediums for the race and use at least one. The remaining 10 sets are free for...
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