Todays tyre strategy: The Monaco Grand Prix is 78 laps long, with either a one or a two stop strategy being possible, according to the speed of the car and circumstances of the race. One stop is possible, but a two-stop sprint strategy could work if the car is fast enough and has enough opportunity to overtake. With Monaco being a notoriously difficult track to overtake on, plus a high chance of safety cars, this is hard to predict – so a flexible strategy will always pay dividends. Our computer predicts a one stop to be clearly the quickest way, although with limited running on the supersoft it is hard to be completely sure about the strategy. Prediction: start on supersoft, change to soft on lap 30.
Posted on: Sun, 25 May 2014 11:50:00 +0000
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