Mario Isola saw a very hot track in France during qualifying on Saturday. He was therefore very pleased to see that the tyres held up well despite the conditions, he said in the Pirelli press release. 0 The record was almost broken by just a few degrees based on the track temperature."The track temperatures peaked at 56 degrees on Saturday, which is still a few degrees away from our all-time record set in Malaysia in 2016, but despite these high temperatures, all compounds performed well." According to Isola, it was interesting to see that a second fast lap was possible after the tyres had cooled down."Thanks to a good level of grip and recovery of performance." Read...
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