German GP: Bridgestone Tyre Strategies

By Bridgestone
July 26 2010

This guide from Bridgestone shows the tyre strategies used in the 2010 German Grand Prix.

 
Bridgestone Tyre Strategies - Germany
 
Hard (Prime) or Super Soft (Option) dry, Intermediate or Wet

Vodafone McLaren               
Jenson Button         5th   S-Soft  Hard
Lewis Hamilton        4th   S-Soft  Hard

Mercedes GP F1 Team                  
Michael Schumacher    9th   S-Soft  Hard
Nico Rosberg          8th   S-Soft  Hard

Red Bull Racing                
Sebastian Vettel      3rd   S-Soft  Hard
Mark Webber           6th   S-Soft  Hard

Scuderia Ferrari               
Felipe Massa          2nd   S-Soft  Hard
Fernando Alonso       1st   S-Soft  Hard

AT&T Williams                  
Rubens Barrichello    12th  S-Soft  Hard
Nico Hulkenberg       13th  S-Soft  Hard

Renault F1 Team                
Robert Kubica         7th   S-Soft  Hard
Vitaly Petrov         10th  S-Soft  Hard

Force India F1 Team            
Adrian Sutil          17th  S-Soft  Hard    Hard   S-Soft
Vitantonio Liuzzi     16th  Hard    S-Soft  Hard   S-Soft

Scuderia Toro Rosso            
Sebastien Buemi       DNF   Hard
Jaime Alguersuari     15th  Hard    S-Soft  S-Soft

Lotus Racing                   
Jarno Trulli          DNF   Hard    S-Soft
Heikki Kovalainen     DNF   S-Soft  Hard

Hispania Racing F1             
Sakon Yamamoto        DNF   S-Soft  Hard
Bruno Senna           19th  S-Soft  Hard    Hard

BMW Sauber F1 Team             
Pedro de la Rosa      14th  Hard    S-Soft  Hard
Kamui Kobayashi       11th  S-Soft  Hard

Virgin Racing                  
Timo Glock            18th  Hard    S-Soft
Lucas di Grassi       DNF   Hard

*   Teams may not necessarily change tyres at pit stops
**  Includes drive-through/stop-go penalties
 

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